Jessica Perez is an Assistant Editor for KETV, a local news station in Omaha, Nebraska. With a focus on covering stories that impact the Omaha community, Jessica has written articles on a range of topics, including community events, local initiatives, crime prevention, and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured in YAKIMA WELDERS SUPPLY, INC, KFFX-TV, and the Los Angeles Times.
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Omaha, Nebraska, United States (Local)
Jessica Perez's coverage indicates a strong focus on local events, community development, public safety, and advocacy within the Omaha area. She often reports on government announcements, evolving stories related to these themes and also covers topics like family & relationships, education, crime as well as entertainment news.
Given her interest in community development and local events, she may be interested in pitches related to community initiatives or profiles of individuals making a difference in the neighborhood. Pitches could include interviews with key figures involved in local initiatives or experts who can provide insight into trends impacting the Omaha area.
Additionally, given Jessica’s extensive coverage of public safety issues such as missing person advisories and scam warnings affecting SNAP EBT users among others she would likely be receptive to information from law enforcement officials or other relevant authorities regarding crime prevention strategies and emergency preparedness.
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Council Bluffs celebrated a new mixed-income neighborhood with a ceremonial tree planting.
By: Jessica Perez
The majority female mariachi band works to keep its sound authentic in hopes future generations will carry on the tradition.
Teams of Nebraska students traveled to Missouri and Illinois to conduct research on the solar eclipse.
Community members from all over helped people impacted by tornado damage as they worked to clean up their homes.
By: Jessica Perez
Board supervisors formalized their emergency disaster proclamation and voted to waive rebuilding fees for tornado damage.
By: Jessica Perez
The Douglas County Emergency Operation Center mobilized before the tornado outbreak even began. Crews were there again yesterday in anticipation of the storms that quickly passed through.
By: Jessica Perez
About 700 students, staff and parents sheltered inside the elementary school.
By: Jessica Perez
BLAIR, Neb. — Dumps sites in tornado damaged areas continue to see a steady flow of people who are working to clear debris from their homes.
By: Jessica Perez
A deceased military veteran's flag was left untouched by the tornado that destroyed several homes in Bennington last Friday.
First responders brought 19-year-old John Howell back from death. Friday, he met with two of them for the first time since the crash.
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