Julie Cornell is a journalist at ABC affiliate #1 KETV. She focuses on themes of medicine and healthcare, as well as social issues like homelessness, particularly within the context of Nebraska and Omaha. Julie has also been featured in KOCO 5, KIFI News Group, and KETV.
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Julie's focus is on local news, particularly around family and healthcare topics. She often covers government announcements and breaking news related to legal policy regulation in Nebraska.
To effectively reach out to her, pitch stories or sources that provide insights into local government initiatives or breaking developments in the areas of mental health, child welfare, drug regulations, and healthcare within Nebraska. Additionally, experts involved in peer support programs for mental health challenges or individuals advocating for improved child welfare services may be of interest to Julie.
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Foster Dad: 'They all have so much potential' OMAHA, Neb. —
Kale Wietfeld is an 8-year-old who rarely eats food that hasn't been prepared by his family. He cannot safely eat in restaurants.
A pragmatic problem solver: 'I know I'm a unicorn' OMAHA, Neb. — Carol Blood isn't shy about having her own brand of grit and energy.
By: Julie Cornell
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Council Bluffs influencer stops vaping: 'I became three times the productive person'
Pink noise: 'it feels like some uncontrollable force'
Busy Bee Bakery: donating more than $43,000 so far PAPILLION, Neb. — Her Papillion kitchen is also her workplace.
Quitting Vaping: 'It's all in the mindset' OMAHA, Neb. — An Omaha man started his journey to quit vaping in mid-October.
'it's been death by a thousand papercuts lately'
Helping women in crisis: 'i am part of the solution' OMAHA, Neb. — The room is cozy and inviting, with women of all ages settled into chairs, chatting around a table.
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