Ethan Hewett is a journalist based in Shenandoah, Iowa, and writes for KMA Broadcasting. With a focus on local news, Ethan covers a range of topics including politics, law enforcement, road conditions, and community events. He is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the residents of Shenandoah and the surrounding areas.
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Ethan Hewett's coverage focuses on local government and breaking news in Iowa, particularly Shenandoah. His interest leans towards crime, government & politics. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights into local legislation or political developments that directly impact the region he covers. Additionally, offering expert commentary on evolving stories related to law enforcement or governmental announcements could increase the chances of engagement with Ethan.
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(Creston) -- A pair of suspects face drug charges following their arrests in Creston over the weekend.
By: Ethan Hewett
(KMAland) -- Bitter cold temperatures and wind chills are expected to hang around through the early parts of this week in KMAland.
(Anita) -- Cass County school districts came together last week to highlight the importance of online safety for students.
By: Ethan Hewett
(Glenwood) -- A Bellevue man faces a charge following his arrest in Glenwood Wednesday morning.
(Red Oak) -- Nearly 40 members from several area fire departments and agencies got a refresher on ice rescue operations this past weekend.
(Red Oak) -- Red Oak officials hope to reach a consensus with local haulers on a municipal curbside garbage collection service.
(Glenwood) -- A southwest Iowa team for one of the state's fastest-growing sports is holding a meet-and-greet fundraiser early next month.
(Glenwood) -- Mills County officials plan to try and hire their own building and zoning administrator.
(Washington, D.C.) -- A pair of KMAland natives were among the singers making history at the U.S. Capitol Monday morning.
By: Ethan Hewett
(Clarinda) -- Officials with the Page County Fair are targeting exterior repairs to one of the fairground's older buildings.
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