Harrison Popp is a Producer at KETV. He specializes in delivering compelling news stories and engaging content across various platforms, with a focus on local events and community issues. Harrison's work has been featured in KETV, KCRA 3 & My58 Television, WMTW-TV, and The Wake Forest Review.
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Harrison Popp's focus is on local event coverage, particularly in the travel & tourism sector. If you have information about upcoming events, seasonal attractions, or leisure activities taking place in Omaha and surrounding areas, it could be of interest to him. Highlighting unique or lesser-known events that align with his "Welcome to the Weekend" series may capture his attention.
Consider reaching out with pitches for recurring events and seasonal attractions happening within the specified geographic area. This might include festivals, holiday markets, live performances, or other leisure activities that would appeal to a local audience in Nebraska and Omaha.
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By: Tyler Rinkol, Harrison Popp
WATERLOO, Neb. — The Waterloo Police Department has closed the village's storm debris drop-off site, according to their Facebook page.
Critical injury crash
SUV driver to face charges OMAHA, Neb. — A crash near 42nd and J streets sent a motorcyclist to the hospital in critical condition Sunday afternoon.
Officials say the stop involved a stolen vehicle OMAHA, Neb. — One person was sent to the hospital in serious condition following a traffic stop near 69th and Cass streets.
OMAHA, Neb. — A man was found dead at St. Bernard's Church near 64th Avenue and Military Avenue early Sunday morning. The man's age and identity are unknown at this time.
Hot start to the Dani Busboom Kelly era LINCOLN, Neb. — No. 1 Nebraska volleyball swept No. 6 Stanford in three sets Sunday afternoon.
By: Harrison Popp, Pete Cuddihy
One person sent to hospital in critical condition OMAHA, Neb. — A rollover crash into Carter Lake sent one person to the hospital in critical condition Sunday night.
Bitter cold temperatures send one person to the hospital
We're working to confirm conditions of those sent to hospital
Omaha police confirm officers responded to Eppley Airfield
