Kyle Werner is a general assignment reporter for the Register. He covers a diverse range of topics including crime and justice, legal reform, and environmental issues, while also delving into cultural themes and regional interests. Kyle's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as MSN, USA TODAY, and the Iowa City Press-Citizen.
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Kyle Werner focuses on local news in Iowa, with particular emphasis on crime, government and politics. He covers a wide range of topics including weather, accidents, police news and events.
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By: Kyle Werner
Des Moines Register A man from northern Iowa was killed in a Clear Lake boat crash on Thursday.
By: Kyle Werner
Des Moines Register A portion of Interstate 80 between the north side of Des Moines and Altoona will close for overnight construction starting Sunday, Aug. 2.
Des Moines Register Job: Breaking news and public safety reporter. Years in journalism : Five. I started in my first year in college.
By: Kyle Werner
Des Moines Register After nearly two years of being split up by construction on Interstate 35, Clive's Greenbelt Trail is open to walkers, runners and cyclists.
By: Kyle Werner
Des Moines Register An Illinois man is facing several DUI charges following a car crash that killed three Des Moines residents, including a 4-year-old girl.
By: Kyle Werner
Zhong Jie Teng, 64, of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, was killed in a boat crash that occurred on West Lake Okoboji on Sunday, according to an update from the Iowa Department of Natural Resources on Tuesday, Aug. 4.
By: Kyle Werner
Des Moines Register It all started with a love of coffee and a horse trailer.
By: Kyle Werner
Des Moines Register Communities in Des Moines were part of thousands across the nation celebrating and fostering relationships between law enforcement and the neighborhoods they serve for National Night Out on Tuesday.
Iowa's first case of West Nile virus of 2026 has been reported by the Iowa Department of Health and Human Services.
By: Kyle Werner
Des Moines Register Des Moines' looming budget gap may mean cuts to the Des Moines Police Department, even as officers say they're stretched too thin with inadequate staffing and an increasing workload.
