Elizabeth Shores is a Reporter at KFYR. With a degree in Journalism and a passion for storytelling, she focuses on themes such as health and wellness, arts and entertainment, and regional interest, while also exploring topics like environmental services and animal rights. Elizabeth's work has been featured in KVLY-TV, KFYR-TV, KSLA News 12, Business Insider, and Ktvo ABC 3 Television.
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Elizabeth's coverage is largely focused on local health and wellness topics, including healthcare developments and events in North Dakota. She often cites data, provides expert commentary, covers local announcements, and includes industry-specific information.
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By: Elizabeth Shores
OTTUMWA, Iowa - Shaul Cemetery revealed its new Veterans Memorial.
By: Elizabeth Shores
BLAKESBURG, Iowa - A years-long Southeast Iowa project aiming to share the stories of towns along nearly 105 miles of the state’s scenic byways is almost complete.
By: Elizabeth Shores
OTTUMWA, Iowa - A new Ottumwa 5k saw a sizable turnout this holiday weekend.
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ELDON, Iowa - A new event is coming to Eldon this weekend—and it features a special band.
By: Elizabeth Shores
OTTUMWA, Iowa - Even though there’s been increased efforts to break the stigma around suicide over the years, it’s still a difficult topic for a lot of people. But, those
By: Elizabeth Shores
LEE COUNTY, Iowa - A Fort Madison animal shelter now has even more dogs to care for after law enforcement seized 32 dogs from a Van Buren County breeder.
By: Elizabeth Shores
CENTERVILLE, Iowa - The City of Centerville recently appointed Don Sherwood as its fire chief during its July 6 council meeting; he spoke with KTVO recently about his plans for
By: Elizabeth Shores
OTTUMWA, Iowa - Ottumwa City Council tabled the vote on whether or not to appoint City Finance Director Candidate Michael Lee during its July 21 council meeting.
By: Elizabeth Shores
CENTERVILLE, Iowa - Centerville Fire and Rescue regularly gives away smoke detectors to members of the public. However, that program is paused for now, because the department has completely run
By: Elizabeth Shores
OTTUMWA, Iowa - Changes are coming to the Ottumwa Recycling Center, including new ownership.
