Cal Larsen is a journalist for KETV, with his work also appearing on Whsv -tv (Abc 3). His articles cover a wide range of topics, including local news, community events, and interviews with individuals making a difference in their communities. Cal's reporting aims to provide informative and engaging stories that resonate with his audience.
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Cal's articles predominantly focus on local community events, non-profits, and volunteer work within the Omaha area. His coverage heavily emphasizes announcements and event coverage related to family & relationships as well as entertainment news.
Given this emphasis, Cal would likely be interested in pitches that feature heartwarming stories about local community initiatives, human interest pieces centered around families or individuals making a positive impact in the community, and announcements of upcoming events or initiatives focused on volunteering or supporting local causes.
Pitches featuring interviews with impactful members of the community such as volunteers, non-profit organizers, or individuals involved in noteworthy events may align well with Cal's coverage interests. Keep in mind his specific focus on Omaha and tailor pitches accordingly.
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Putt Social opened this week on Green Bay's east side. It features nine indoor putting holes.
By: Cal Larsen
Brewers second baseman Brice Turang won the National League Platinum Glove Award.
MENASHA, Wis. (WLUK) - The FOX 11 Food Project continued Wednesday at St. Joseph Food Program in Menasha. The food drive goes from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 1465A Opportunity Way.
The FOX 11 Food Drive stopped in Manitowoc to visit Peter's Pantry for the final day.
Festival of Trees returns to the National Railroad Museum Thursday, Nov. 21.
By: Cal Larsen
0 seconds of 0 seconds Volume 90% ASHWAUBENON (WLUK) - A holiday favorite returns to Ashwaubenon this year with some changes.
By: Cal Larsen
After waking up to the first snowfall of the season residents in Northeast Wisconsin got right to work either shoveling or playing.
By: Cal Larsen
Volume 90% The heavy, wet snow left behind slush on roads, packy snow in yards and on driveways and an early morning chore for residents.
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