Alex McLoon is a Fill-In Anchor and Reporter at KETV. He covers a range of topics including transportation and mobility, environmental issues, and regional interests, with a focus on public transportation and climate change. Alex's work has been featured in various outlets such as KCRA 3 & My58 Television, KSBW 8, and KING 5 News.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Kent, United States (Local)
Not enough data
Alex McLoon focuses primarily on local news, particularly government announcements and evolving stories related to Omaha and Nebraska. Given this emphasis, he may be responsive to pitches related to local government initiatives, city development projects, or issues impacting the community.
Considering his coverage of breaking news about snowstorms and hotel voucher programs for unhoused individuals in Omaha, pitching relevant stories about similar impactful events could garner interest.
In addition to government and politics topics that reflect the local area's interests, Alex also covers entertainment news along with family & relationships as well as business & industry. Therefore, if you have a story idea touching upon these themes but still grounded in relevance to residents of Omaha or Nebraska at large it would likely resonate with him.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
The Seattle City Council approved a plan Tuesday to expand some shelter sites from 100 people to 150, with one future pilot site allowed to grow to 250.
By: Alex McLoon
Residents say repeated gunfire forced them to block streets themselves. Their neighbors warn barriers will slow firefighters and medics.
By: Alex Mcloon
Fed up with gun violence, some Seattle residents began building DIY roadblocks. The action has split the neighborhood over what's needed to be safe.
By: Alex McLoon
Seattle councilmembers want surveillance cameras around Lumen Field turned on before FIFA, saying the city shouldn't wait for a “credible threat.”
Visitors stop along South Lake Union trail SEATTLE — A massive superyacht reportedly linked to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg drew crowds, cameras
By: Alex McLoon
A Longview pitmaster wanted to help, a local business offered space, barbecue teams donated food and thousands of neighbors showed up.
By: Alex McLoon
A Nippon plant worker's memorial drew a huge crowd. Other families are finding comfort through community support.
By: Alex McLoon
Seattle's mayor is proposing a transit tax increase that would add bus trips, continue streetcar service, and expand access to free ORCA cards for eligible riders.
From fountains and paddleboards to cooling centers and World Cup water stations, people are finding ways to stay cool.
As temperatures climbed into the 80s Sunday and a stretch of hot weather settled over western Washington, people across the Seattle area looked for ways to stay cool, whether that meant splashing thro...
