Kenny Kuhn is a journalist based in New Orleans, Louisiana. He writes for WWL-TV Channel 4 and his work has also appeared in NOLA.com. Kenny covers local news, including crime, accidents, events, and community issues in the New Orleans area.
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Kenny Kuhn's coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly crime and accidents in the New Orleans area. This suggests that he would be most responsive to pitches related to breaking news or evolving stories within this specific geographical region.
Given his focus on crime and public safety, Kenny may be receptive to sources who can provide insights into local crime trends, community policing efforts, or individuals impacted by such events. Additionally, for accident-related stories, sources with expertise in road safety or emergency response may find success when reaching out to him.
Understanding the geographic scope of his reporting will be crucial when pitching story ideas or potential sources for inclusion in his articles.
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By: Kenny Kuhn
Saints linebacker Pete Werner is active for Sunday's game against the Cleveland Browns, despite a hand injury. Erik McCoy and Nephi Sewell also return to action.
By: Kenny Kuhn
"The person, or persons who perpetrated this crime was simply sick, simply filled with hate, simply filled with a disregard for other humans,” said Green.
By: Kenny Kuhn
The Postal Service announced that many of the stamps will be released in 2025.
By: Kenny Kuhn
"An animal was found in the Gretna substation which could be a possible cause at this time," said Entergy.
By: Kenny Kuhn
“We do have leads and we will find the perpetrators. You will be held accountable," said NOPD Chief Kirkpatrick.
This is a developing story stay with WWL Louisiana for the latest information.
No additional details were immediately available. The investigation is ongoing.
By: Kenny Kuhn
Earlier at its peak, there were over 8,000 people without electricity as a line of heavy showers moved through the parish.
By: Kenny Kuhn
The overturned vehicle is blocking the right lane on I-12 eastbound at LA-1077 near Madisonville exit 57.
By: Kenny Kuhn
"New Orleans is a very small place. There are no secrets in the city of New Orleans, it is going to be found out," DA Williams warned.
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