Ken Baker is a journalist at WAVE. A Kentucky native, he focuses on themes related to education and higher education, bringing insightful coverage to these vital topics. Ken's work has been featured in various outlets including the Cincinnati Enquirer, FOX19 WXIX, and The Blade.
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Ken Baker's articles cover a range of topics, including scientific and entertainment news. His focus is on local coverage in Sandusky County, Ohio, with an emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories.
Given this, Ken would likely be interested in pitches related to local scientific developments or events in the entertainment industry that have significance for Sandusky County. Additionally, he may be open to receiving pitches related to breaking news stories relevant to his geographic area.
Pitches pertaining to education initiatives or wildlife conservation efforts specific to Sandusky County could also resonate with Ken’s areas of interest.
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By: Bobby Schmahl, Ken Baker, Dale Haefner, John McAndrew, Josh Milow, Al Travis
Katie from North Mankato Taylor Library is back for this month’s Radio Reads! This time the book is-Sandwich by Catherine Newman.
Texas Tech’s choice of SB 17 author Brandon Creighton as chancellor—and the closure of its Black Cultural Center—spotlights a broader rollback of DEI and civil rights in Texas higher education.
By: Jennifer Edwards Baker, Ken Baker
Florence was hit particularly hard
By: Jennifer Edwards Baker, Ken Baker
Florence was hit particularly hard
By: Jennifer Edwards Baker, Ken Baker
Published Jun. 17, 2026 at 10:10 AM GMT+2 | Updated 2 hours ago FLORENCE, Ky. (WXIX) - Parts of the Tri-State were hit hard as tornado-warned storms moved through early Thursday.
By: Jennifer Edwards Baker, Ken Baker
'We are asking residents to only call 911 for urgent life safety matters'
The roof is ripped off at Big Red Appliances on Dream Street.
By: Jennifer Edwards Baker, Ken Baker
'We are asking residents to only call 911 for urgent life safety matters'
By: Ken Baker, Jennifer Edwards Baker
Published Jun. 17, 2026 at 10:10 AM GMT+2 | Updated 1 hour ago FLORENCE, Ky. (WXIX) - Parts of the Tri-State were hit hard as tornado-warned storms moved through early Thursday.
By: Ken Baker, Jennifer Edwards Baker
The roof is ripped off at Big Red Appliances on Dream Street.
