Anne Halliwell is a Content Manager at KAAL-TV ABC 6 News. With a focus on crime and justice, including juvenile justice and white-collar crime, she covers a range of topics from theft and violence to legal affairs and regional interest stories. Anne's work has been featured in KAAL-TV ABC 6 News, where she actively engages with the community to highlight pressing issues.
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Anne Halliwell's focus is primarily on local crime and legal cases, with a significant emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories. She frequently covers incidents such as arrests, trials, law enforcement updates, and ongoing legal developments.
Given the nature of her coverage, pitches to Anne should include timely information related to local crime events or legal cases in Minnesota or specifically Rochester. This could involve offering expert commentary from relevant professionals involved in law enforcement or legal practice within these areas.
As she also covers entertainment news to some extent (20%), she may be interested in human-interest stories that intersect with the crime beat. These could include unique approaches to covering criminal activities or engaging features about individuals impacted by the justice system.
It’s important for sources reaching out to Anne Halliwell to ensure their pitches are highly localized and directly relevant to her coverage area.
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(ABC 6 News) – Rochester police and paramedics responded to the 700 block of 17th Avenue NE Thursday for a probable overdose.
(ABC 6 News) – The Southern Minnesota Regional Medical Examiner’s office determined that Uong Ong died by suicide, according to the Rochester man’s release of public data.
(ABC 6 News) – Austin law enforcement are searching the Runnings building after an alarm activation Monday morning. Law enforcement on scene said they are securing the perimeter around the store and that the Runnings store itself was “not secure” at 8:45 a.m.According to APD chief David McKichan, the alarm went off just before 6 […]
By: Anne Halliwell
(ABC 6 News) – A Waterloo teenager turned himself into the Winneshiek County Jail on an arrest warrant for eight counts of 2nd-degree sex abuse involving a child under 12.The Winneshiek County Sheriff’s Office said Isaiah Yos-Eddy, 18, had been booked into the jail around 5:17 p.m. Friday, Jan. 17.
(ABC 6 News) – An Albert Lea man was convicted on all charges related to a pipe bomb incident outside the Freeborn County Courthouse last year. Adam Alan Penhollow, 47, was convicted of the following felony charges: fleeing police; 5th-degree drug possession–not cannabis or hemp; possession of an explosive/incendiary device; and dangerous weapons–sell or possess […]
By: Anne Halliwell
(ABC 6 News) – Timmothy Robert Johnson began his 45-day jail sentence in the Olmsted County Adult Detention Center Friday, Jan. 17. According to court documents, Fillmore County judge Jeremy Clinefelter granted Johnson the 45-day sentence in exchange for pleading guilty to 2nd-degree criminal sexual conduct with a juvenile under age 16. Johnson was accused […]
(ABC 6 News) – One Rochester man pleaded guilty in a 2024 robbery-turned-stabbing. Last May, Ahmed Ali and Bilal Hilowle were taken into custody in connection with a robbery at the AT&T on Crossroads Drive, Rochester.RELATED: Trials joined for pair arrested in AT&T stabbing – ABC 6 News – kaaltvAccording to court documents, an employee at […]
(ABC 6 News) – A Lyle childcare provider’s license was immediately suspended Jan. 22, after the Mower County Dept. of Human Services concluded there was an “imminent risk of harm” to clients.
(ABC 6 News) – According to the IA Association of Electric Cooperatives, 356 households in Mitchell and Worth counties have no power as of 10:20 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 29.
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