Aliah Keller is a journalist based in Columbus, Ohio. She writes for Spectrum News 1, covering local news and human interest stories. Aliah's work has also been featured in Bay News 9, Spectrum News 13 Orlando, and WTRF 7News, showcasing her dedication to reporting on the stories that matter to her community.
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Aliah Keller's local coverage in Ohio, Columbus focuses on community events, health and wellness, charity and giving, and education. Her articles often include expert commentary and cite data. She also covers seasonal topics such as weather-related news.
When reaching out to Aliah with pitches or contributions, consider providing insights from experts related to health and wellness initiatives in the local community. You might also offer stories about charitable activities or educational programs that directly impact the residents of Columbus or Franklin County.
Given her focus on family & relationships as well as sports at 38% and 25% respectively, consider pitching human interest stories highlighting unique family dynamics within the area or uplifting sports-related achievements involving local athletes.
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Josh Guhl started a cleanup initiative called ‘You Can Recover’ to help people in recovery after overcoming addiction himself.
The Columbus-based Distribution Center on Phillipi Road is shutting down Thursday, putting nearly 400 employees out of a job.
By: Aliah Keller
The Columbus-based Distribution Center on Phillipi Road is shutting down Thursday, putting nearly 400 employees out of a job
CEDARVILLE, Ohio — It's heartbreaking to lose a loved one, but for one Ohio woman, the grief she experienced from her husband's death motivated her to become an author.
New Albany's Mayor Sloan Spalding says he's trying to embrace the changes, while keeping a small-town feel
As Intel continues to build its $20 billion manufacturing plant in New Albany, it remains to be seen whether the results of last week’s election could impact its future..
LICKING COUNTY, Ohio — As Intel continues to build its $20 billion manufacturing plant in New Albany, it remains to be seen whether the results of last week's election could impact its future.
It’s the third year of the ‘Light up the lawn, light up a life’ campaign.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Hospital stays aren't easy. That's why Nationwide Children's Hospital is continuing its tradition, making this time of year a little brighter for their patients and their families.
Licking County is expecting a rapid increase in population mostly due to Intel’s move to the county.
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