Kyle Bales is a journalist based in the Quad Cities area of Iowa. He writes for KWQC TV-6 News, KYOU, KPLC-TV, and his work has also appeared in KCRG-TV9. Kyle covers a range of local news topics, including community events, politics, and human interest stories, with a focus on providing accurate and timely information to the residents of the Quad Cities.
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Quad Cities, Iowa, United States (Local)
Kyle Bales focuses on local news, particularly in the Quad Cities area of Iowa. His coverage includes a mix of government and politics, community events, crime-related news, and family & relationships.
For pitches to Kyle, consider offering insights or access to local political figures and candidates as well as updates on community events and developments within the region. Pitches that offer exclusive interviews with key figures involved in local government affairs or unique perspectives on issues impacting communities would likely be of interest.
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By: Kyle Bales
Saturday morning will mark one week since William Weber was reported missing and his family is growing concerned.
By: Kyle Bales
Moline school board takes action against member accused of personal misconduct
By: Kyle Bales
Clinton Co. approves permit for MET tower in first step toward proposed wind farm
By: William Weber
'All hands on deck': Police continue their search for missing East Moline man
Several storms raged through the QCA viewing area Tuesday afternoon and into the evening, including storms that passed through Aledo and Viola, Ill.
By Kyle Bales Published: Apr. 18, 2024 at 6:15 AM CEST | Updated: 7 minutes ago
By: Kyle Bales
Southeastern Community College (SCC) has been serving the needs of students in the Burlington area for over 100 years.
By: Kyle Bales
WASHINGTON, D.C. (KWQC) - The 59th Honor Flight of the Quad Cities took their first trip of the year to Washington, D.C. Tuesday and TV6 went along for the ride to capture their experience.
By Kyle Bales Published: Apr. 30, 2024 at 6:26 AM CEST | Updated: 9 minutes ago
By: Kyle Bales
Davenport's quest to build flood resiliency after 2019 barrier failure
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