Kenzie Beach is a news reporter and fill-in anchor for WRBL News 3, focusing on local news in Columbus, Georgia. With experience in various news outlets, Kenzie has covered a wide range of topics including community events, crime, politics, and human interest stories.
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Kenzie Beach focuses largely on local news, crime, education, and government announcements in Columbus and Georgia. She frequently covers evolving stories and breaking news related to these topics.
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The Brief PHOENIX - A Valley mom was given a terminal breast cancer diagnosis last November, and through technological advances at a
By: Kenzie Beach
Vice Presidential candidates JD Vance and Tim Walz are rallying for voters across Arizona on Saturday with three days until Election Day.
The Brief PHOENIX - In October, we told you about the "Battle of the Robs."
A driver captured harrowing footage of a toddler who was almost hit by cars in a busy Mesa intersection on Nov. 8.
The Brief PHOENIX - Engines were roaring in Avondale on Sunday as the NASCAR Championship weekend wrapped up.
Arizona DPS used a Grappler device to put a stop to a high-speed chase that began in Phoenix and ended in Tempe early in the morning on Nov. 9.
PHOENIX - Capt. Andrew Pierropaolo of the Arizona Army National Guard had two goals: complete the mission and bring everyone home. Pierropaolo and his soldiers did just that.
The Brief SURPRISE, Ariz. - The crackdown on homeless camps is stretching from the inner city to the suburbs and now the city of Surprise has started its own program to clear the streets.
The Brief PHOENIX - A Phoenix high school theatre cast is accusing its school district of censorship after their performance of the Laramie Project was called off.
Steven Patrick Smiley is accused of stealing the identities of inmates.
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