Kendall Lanier is a news and sports reporter for KOLN/KGIN-TV 10/11 News, focusing on local stories in Lincoln, Nebraska. With experience in both news and sports reporting, Kendall covers a wide range of topics including community events, local sports teams, and human interest stories.
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Kendall Lanier focuses mainly on local events, sports, health and wellness, education, holidays and celebrations in the Lincoln area. She also covers seasonal topics such as "post-holiday sustainability tips" and "Covid increase during colder months." If you are pitching to Kendall Lanier, consider providing stories or experts related to these specific local interests. This could include human interest angles about individuals in the community or features on local events that tie into her coverage themes.
For sports-related pitches, focus on highlighting unique stories about athletes from Nebraska or coverage of local sporting events. Additionally, for health and wellness topics it would be beneficial to provide information relevant to the Lincoln community specifically.
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LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - It's the first day of high school football playoffs, and eight man football kicks off the action.
If you have been sick lately, you‘re not alone. It’s that time of year as it gets colder, where illnesses begin to rise.
Freshman Gracyn Slaymaker is cheering her way through the state tournament and making others smile along the way.
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - For the first time in history, Nebraska is hosting a professional women's tennis tournament, giving both collegiate and professional players a chance to showcase their talents.
By: Kendall Lanier
For many that have been formerly incarcerated, once they’re out, they’re ready to start a new chapter. Hope Village is helping create affordable housing for those adjusting back to day-to-day life.
By: Kendall Lanier
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - For many that have been formerly incarcerated, once they're out, they're ready to start a new chapter.
A Nebraska softball pitcher is helping athletes feel confident outside of their game with her own clothing company.
By: Kendall Lanier
If you missed the action on the field, now you’ll be able to catch the highlights on the big screen in the Railyard.
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