Kjersti Maday is a journalist based in Fargo, North Dakota. She writes for KVLY-TV and her work has also appeared in KFYR-TV. Kjersti covers a range of local news topics including weather-related incidents, community events, local government issues, and human interest stories.
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Kjersti Maday's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Fargo, North Dakota. She often includes expert commentary and delves into evolving stories related to family & relationships, education, and entertainment news.
For outreach to Kjersti, consider offering expert perspectives or personal stories related to the local community events, weather-related incidents (such as ice storms), power outages affecting the region, or theft cases like the TikTok challenge vandalism she has covered. Additionally, contributions about educational initiatives or developments within the Fargo area could be of interest given her coverage focus.
Given Kjersti's emphasis on local news and involvement of expert commentary in her articles, sources with direct knowledge of these localized events or those deeply embedded within the Fargo community would likely resonate well with her reporting style.
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Ahead of holiday travel, TSA at Fargo's Hector International Airport urges travelers to double-check their carry-ons for prohibited items like weapons and tools.
Essentia Health's event is set for 5:30 to 7 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 29, featuring games, candy and more treats for children.
Crews from the Fargo Fire Department have been called to several recreational fires at homeless encampments and called for at least one of the camps to be removed.
Fargo high-schoolers were able to engage in local politics at the event hosted by the Fargo Youth Initiative.
Experts say the technology to stop robot calls and texts messages is expensive and can be hard to implement in rural areas.
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Minnesota's 2023 law restores voting rights to ex-offenders once released, yet advocates say confusion remains.
Clay County officials expected a total of roughly 12,000 early voters, down slightly from the previous presidential election in 2020.
A new survey found that 77% of adults reported that the 'future of the nation' is a significant source of stress for them.
Operation Green Light invites communities to honor veterans by switching outdoor lights to green from Nov. 4-11, raising awareness for veteran issues and support.
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