Kayla James is an Anchor & Reporter at KESQ, News Channel 3. She covers a range of topics including sports, competitive sports, and legal affairs, with a particular focus on the intersections of health and consumer news. Kayla's work has been featured in numerous outlets including KPSP, KDFX, and the Los Angeles Times.
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Des Moines, United States (Local)
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By: Kayla James
PLEASANT HILL, Iowa βA Southeast Polk teacher and a Pleasant Hill church are working to help a 17-year-old and his family after he suffered severe brain and phy
The Iowa Department of Education says more than 530 sites statewide are ready to serve free meals through funds coming from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
By: Kayla James
culture.That it.Fans themselves.For connection.Watch DES MOINES, Iowa β K-pop's global rise is expanding beyond award shows and social media feeds.
By: Kayla James
Tuesday's heat and humidity sent families across Central Iowa searching for ways to stay cool, with splash pads, pools, and libraries being a source of relief as heat index values approached 100 degrees.
The Iowa Department of Education says more than 530 sites statewide are serving free meals to children this summer, including to families outside of school districts.
By: Kayla James
While many homeowners want to keep their grass green during the summer, experts sway there are ways to protect lawns while watering is limited.
By: Kayla James
At the peak of the outages, about 15,800 MidAmerican Energy customers were without power across the state, including around 9,300 in the Des Moines metro area
By: Kayla James
The Iowa Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management says it was notified by the 911 service provider of the outage Monday afternoon.
By: Kayla James
Clive police say βa large gathering of young peopleβ occurred right before two teens were shot in a city park late at night earlier this month.
KCCI reached out to all 12 CIWW member organizations on Thursday. Eight responded, saying they had to issue notices, but there have been no shutoffs or fines.
