Emily Schrad is a journalist for KCRG-TV9, focusing on local news in Eastern Iowa. With a passion for community stories, Emily covers a wide range of topics including local events, public safety, healthcare, and political developments. Her reporting aims to inform and engage the community, highlighting the issues and stories that matter most to Eastern Iowa residents.
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Emily Schrad’s work primarily focuses on local news and community events, with a significant emphasis on family & relationships, house & home, as well as health & wellbeing. She frequently covers government announcements and press releases related to these themes.
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The pickleball tournament will help raise funds for the project (KCRG) By Emily Schrad
The ceremony starts at 1:30 Sunday afternoon at the memorial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
RIVERSIDE, Iowa (KCRG) - More school districts across the state are switching to a four-day week.
The event raises money for those who need hearing aids. (KCRG) By Emily Schrad
The event not only hands out candy but winter and personal hygiene essentials to kids in need (KCRG) By Emily Schrad Published: Oct. 21, 2024 at 4:17 AM CEST
The Holiday Toy Redistribution project gives toys to families who may need a little extra help to give their kids a good Christmas.
The Holiday Toy Redistribution project gives toys to families who may need a little extra help to give their kids a good Christmas.
“They’re there to observe and just make sure that everything is happening as it should,” said Whitney Hein, Jones County Auditor.
Health officials said with all the toil and trouble -- that fun can sometimes turn in a different direction.
By: Emily Schrad
A former teacher said a student hit her while she was pregnant, causing her to lose her unborn baby.
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