Kalé Searcy is a journalist based in Omaha, Nebraska, focusing on local news stories. With a passion for community engagement and storytelling, Kalé covers a range of topics including social issues, events, and human interest stories. Their work has been featured in KETV, KESQ, News Channel 3, KPSP, KDFX, and Telemundo 15.
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Kalé Searcy's articles predominantly focus on local events and initiatives centered around empowerment, community involvement, health, fundraising efforts, and crime in the United States with a specific emphasis on Nebraska and Omaha. Sources who can provide insights into these topics at a local level would be valuable to her coverage. This could include community leaders, organizers of fundraising events or health-related programs, individuals involved in empowering initiatives for women and youth, as well as law enforcement representatives discussing crime prevention efforts within the area.
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A monthslong construction project is drawing questions from viewers. Lori sent in an email asking about 168th and State streets.
By: Kalé Searcy
Governor Pillen introduced a new initiative to increase cultural recognition within tribal lands.
The Infrastructure Hub matches state and local entities to grants and secures federal money
OMAHA, Neb. — An annual campaign brings employees together to give back in a big way, Blue Cross and Blue Shield spent part of their day ready to make a difference.
By: Kalé Searcy
The Salvation Army's annual assistance sign up is underway, ensuring there's a gift under everyone's tree.
By: Kalé Searcy
The Nebraska Expressway System helps keep communities connected while increasing safety and economic growth.
By: Kalé Searcy
Parents must have at least one child under 12 months old and live in Nebraska to qualify.
By: Kalé Searcy
It's the final countdown to a competition taking an Iowa high school overseas. These students are no strangers to a major tournament, but it's the first on another continent.
OMAHA, Neb. — It may not feel like Christmas outside, but Omaha is still getting in the spirit with the Durham Museum.
By: Kalé Searcy
The city is preparing for the holiday season, and part of that is Omaha's Holiday Lights Festival. Omaha Mayor Jean Stothert and other leaders kicked off the event Tuesday morning.
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