Ken Kalthoff is a Reporter at NBC5 KXAS TV. With a focus on animals, animal cruelty, court proceedings, and legal reform, he has been covering news in the Dallas and DFW area since 1980. Ken's work has also been featured in NBC Chicago, NBC 6 Miami, NBC DFW, and NBC10 Philadelphia.
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Dallas, United States (Local)
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Ken Kalthoff's reporting focuses primarily on local news, particularly crime, government announcements, and real estate in Dallas. If you have insights related to breaking crime stories or developments in Dallas' political landscape or real estate industry, he may be interested in your expertise.
Given his coverage attributes and topics covered, it is clear that Ken would find value in pitches related to breaking news about crimes within the area of focus. Additionally, experts who can provide valuable insights into local government announcements and their impact on the community could also draw his interest.
Remember that Ken's geographic focus is predominantly centered around Dallas and Texas; therefore, any pitched topics should align with this regional scope for maximum relevance.
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A former North Texas public official is facing a death sentence after being convicted of capital murder Thursday in a revenge plot against a local district attorney, his wife and a top assistant.
A Dallas public school trustee won a short reprieve Wednesday in her battle to block a new charter school when the Dallas City Council delayed a vote on the plan for two weeks.
A Dallas company planning to build a high-speed train between North Texas and Houston reaches an agreement with two international construction firms to build the bullet train.
A former Dallas zookeeper accused of mistreating animals has been cleared of most charges he was facing.
A Dallas County Constable Deputy and her cousin were arrested on Sunday and now two more officers and a civilian are under investigation after gunfire at a Saturday night party.
As people fight over the role of government in the wake of a turbulent election season, a Southeast Dallas church is feeding neighbors with no government support.
