Aliah Keller is a multi-media journalist for Spectrum News 1 in Ohio. With a passion for storytelling, she covers a diverse range of topics including culture and society, public security, and health and wellness, often focusing on cultural movements and the housing market. Aliah's work has been featured in Bay News 9, Spectrum News 13 Orlando, WTRF 7News, and Spectrum News.
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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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COLUMBUS, Ohio — A central Ohio company turned a YouTube milestone into a reason to give back Tuesday.
At issue is whether Ohioans who say they lost out on extra federal benefits could still see that money.
By: Aliah Keller
America 250-Ohio is documenting the graves of Revolutionary War veterans buried across the state
Granville High School sophomore Claire Weaver created Safety Village after she was hit by a school transportation van in a crosswalk in 2023.
By: Aliah Keller
Former Columbus first responders come forward with Richard Strauss abuse allegations
Former Columbus first responders come forward with Richard Strauss abuse allegations.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Columbus police say two new helicopters are changing the way crews track high-priority calls from the air and relay information to officers on the ground.
19 Columbus Metropolitan Library locations will offer free summer meals for kids 18 and younger through a partnership with Children’s Hunger Alliance.
Ohio leaders say Medicaid fraud guardrails are meant to stop people from billing for care they did not provide.
By: Aliah Keller
The Memorial Tournament is expected to generate about $35 million in economic impact for Dublin
