Kendall Keys is a reporter for WISN-TV, focusing on local news in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. With a keen interest in covering stories that impact the community, Kendall has a track record of reporting on a wide range of topics, including crime, social issues, and breaking news events.
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Milwaukee, United States (Local)
Kendall Keys' coverage primarily focuses on local crime and breaking news in Milwaukee, with an emphasis on evolving stories. She is likely to be responsive to pitches related to ongoing crime or public safety issues in the Milwaukee area. Consider providing insights into developing stories about criminal incidents, police activities, or community impact.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention director visited Children's Wednesday and toured the emergency department.
$6 million yearly will help low-income students learn how to drive
By: Kendall Keys
According to court documents, a roommate said he made violent threats years ago
WISN 12 News has learned Elijah Vue's mother previously lived at a nearby property.
12 News attended watch parties in Milwaukee and West Allis and got reaction from voters on both sides of the aisle.
By: Kendall Keys
Investigators said a deer hunter found human remains in the town of Two Rivers Saturday.
Police arrested a man in connection to three fires near campus Wednesday morning
By: Kendall Keys
Police arrested four teenage boys after the bloody beating of a 63, 62 and 53-year-old Wednesday.
'My constituents in the seventh district let me have it': School board member Henry Leonard said.
A swarm of activity at Northridge Mall as thousands of bees are carefully moved to their new homes, showcasing community and ecological responsibility.
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