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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By: Aliah Keller
The "Light up the Lawn, Light up a Life" campaign is a Nationwide Children’s Christmas tradition to bring hope to their patients and raise money for the hospital.
The Martin family a nonprofit called "Way to Battle," which delivers stuffed animals to kids all over the world dealing with tough times.
By: Aliah Keller
COLUMBUS, Ohio — There's just five days to go until the Rose Bowl and Ohio State's rematch with Oregon. When they take the field on New Year's Day, it will mark the 17th Rose Bowl appearance for the Buckeyes.
Sadie Nelson, 67, has been living without a birth certificate almost her entire life.
By: Aliah Keller
Ohio’s child care teacher shortage is only expected to grow once Intel brings more families to the area.
Intel is turning smaller towns into popular destinations for people to live. Many businesses and longtime residents in Licking County worry Intel’s move could take away from their communities’ small-town charm.
Many students and staff in Ohio have been affected by a global breach after a company called ‘PowerSchool’ said its data has been hacked.
Parents in Ohio are sending their kids off to school in yet another morning of below freezing temperatures.
18-year-old Jameson Somsak and 17-year-old Andrew Saliba were driving home when they came across a house in flames.
People turn to warming centers, shelters and even libraries to escape the cold in the winter months.
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