Keegan Turnbough is a reporter at KCRG-TV9. He covers a variety of topics including regional interest, healthcare, education, and consumer travel, with a particular focus on animal rights and public health. Keegan's work has been featured in iHeartRadio, TALK 1230 WYTS, and various other media outlets.
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Keegan Turnbough's coverage is primarily focused on local news, with an emphasis on crime, government & politics, and breaking news. Given the extensive coverage of local government and law enforcement topics, outreach to Keegan should highlight expertise in these areas. This could include expert commentary on political developments or insights into law enforcement practices.
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Storms left thousands of Iowans without power at times Wednesday. Strong winds toppled trees and power lines across the TV9 viewing area.
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"It was scary, but I made it," said one Iowan, recalling the moment severe storms struck Dubuque on Wednesday, leaving her home's foundation exposed.
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Construction will change routes for drivers using the U.S. Highway 20 bridge connecting Dubuque to Illinois for months starting Monday, June 15.
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Dubuque is trying to re-envision the future of its downtown with plans to building a pedestrian bridge to the riverfront and converting parking ramps into parks
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Families are cleaning up after a tornado damaged homes and farms in Allamakee County.
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ALLAMAKEE COUNTY, Iowa (KCRG) — Families are cleaning up after a tornado damaged homes and farms.
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