Ariel Salk is a reporter for WETM-TV, focusing on local news in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Her work has been featured in various news outlets, including WGMB-TV, KOIN-TV, Yahoo News, and more. Ariel covers a range of topics, including community events, crime, social issues, and human interest stories.
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Ariel Salk's coverage predominantly focuses on local breaking news, evolving crime stories, and government announcements in Baton Rouge and Louisiana. She covers a wide range of topics including crime, domestic violence, trials, accidents, community events like veteran honors and meals for the less fortunate.
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It is important to note that Ariel primarily focuses on local news within Baton Rouge and Louisiana; therefore providing localized perspectives would likely generate more interest from her.
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Officials are seeking the source of a bad smell cited in numerous reports overnight as the scope of that foul odor and who it has impacted is becoming clearer.
The cooler temps and wetter conditions in October make it a much better window for trees to take root and help increase the tree canopy.
For Laura Veirs, being inducted into the Oregon Music Hall of Fame made her feel embraced.
By: Jenna Deml, Ariel Salk
Hundreds of cars are stolen in Portland each month, but police are actively making a dent in those numbers.
PORTLAND, Ore. ( KOIN ) — Hundreds of cars are stolen in Portland each month, but police are actively making a dent in those numbers.
By: Aimee Plante, Ariel Salk
Shari’s restaurants in Oregon have closed their doors due to financial difficulties, leaving employees and customers in the dark until the company’s official closure was announced.
By: Ariel Salk
Since unwanted or expired medication all too often become a gateway to addiction, special drug take back events are held twice a year to stop the flow of drugs in the community.
Mingus Mapps — one of three current city commissioners running for mayor to succeed Wheeler — told KOIN 6 News these cuts will likely happen sooner rather than later.
By: Aimee Plante, Ariel Salk
Business owners in Portland are preparing for potential protests following the 2024 election, with some boarding up their windows and hiring extra security, while others are optimistic and hopeful …
With just three days until Election Day, millions of voters in Oregon and Southwest Washington are still deciding on candidates and measures.
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