Des Moines, United States (Local)
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Lindsey's coverage primarily revolves around local news and events in Des Moines, Iowa. She focuses on a wide range of topics including entertainment, family & relationships, house & home, government & politics, as well as crime.
Given her emphasis on community-related content and seasonal events, she may be interested in stories related to local initiatives or human-interest pieces that involve the Des Moines community. Topics such as local charity events, neighborhood developments or unique family activities could resonate with her audience.
As Lindsey's focus is largely regional and encompasses various aspects of daily life within Des Moines and Iowa at large, localized pitches relating to these areas would likely capture her attention effectively.
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By: Lindsey Burrell
DES MOINES, Iowa – The ongoing war with Iran is driving up more than just the cost of oil. Disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz have restricted fertilizer supplies that farmers desperately need. As a fourth-generation corn and soybean farmer, Steve Kuiper understands what it takes and what it costs to be a farmer. Managing his 4,000 acres, while also serving as the first vice president of the Iowa […]
By: Lindsey Burrell
DES MOINES, Iowa – For Chuck and Ruth Gassmann, the complicated realities of addiction aren’t just statistics or stories—they’re personal. After their middle son, Matt, faced a long-lasting battle …
By: Lindsey Burrell
DES MOINES, Iowa – Cyclists gathered in Des Moines Wednesday evening to honor and remember cyclists who have been injured or killed on public roads. Many of those in attendance riding had their own…
DES MOINES, Iowa – Early voting is returning to the 2028 Iowa Democratic Caucus. As party leaders are in Washington, D.C., trying to regain Iowa’s first-in-the-nation status. But to do that, the caucu...
By: Lindsey Burrell
DES MOINES, Iowa – Leaders with Broadlawns Medical Center and Polk County gathered Wednesday to unveil their new mobile memory and wellness clinic. Offering cutting-edge cognitive care to Iowans wh…
DES MOINES, Iowa — WHO 13’s Lindsey Burrell sits down with Misty Zobel and Cary Justman from the ALS Association of Iowa, along with Elly Simpson, Director of Marketing for the Iowa Cubs, to talk about this year’s “Strike Out ALS” game happening June 2. The Association will kick things off with a 4:30 p.m. […]
ANKENY, Iowa – In 2022, WHO 13 News introduced you to Keith Westbrook, known as ‘the wave man’ to students in the Ankeny area. Now, the man who goes above and beyond to brighten the days of local stud...
DES MOINES, Iowa – The clock is winding down on the primary election season. Among the top races is the battle for the republican nomination for Governor. Five candidates are in the running, and two a...
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URBANDALE, Iowa – Residents at the Westpointe Apartments in Urbandale have been making do with a gravel detour as a sinkhole keeps them from getting to their residence. Now, work is slowly underway to fix it. WHO 13 News first showed you the sinkhole two months ago. On April 12, the sinkhole took up half […]
By: Lindsey Burrell
WEST DES MOINES, Iowa – With nitrate removal facilities working overtime and a stage three watering ban in place, West Des Moines Water Works is working toward ensuring nitrates don’t affect consumers in the future. “We’ve seen elevated nitrates for a long period of time, and so that’s why we’re starting out in worse conditions. […]
