Luke Malik is a journalist based in Sioux City, Iowa. He writes for KCAU Channel 9 and his work has also appeared in the KELOLAND Media Group. Luke covers local news, including topics such as politics, crime, community events, and human interest stories.
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Luke Malik has a strong focus on local news, particularly in Sioux City and the surrounding area. His coverage primarily revolves around government and politics, crime, education, and events.
If you are looking to reach out to Luke with a pitch or story idea, consider topics related to local government announcements or policies affecting Sioux City or Iowa. Additionally, if there are breaking news stories related to crime or educational institutions in this region, these may also be of interest.
It's important to note that Luke's geographic focus is mainly local (United States - Iowa - Sioux City), so any pitches should be relevant specifically to this area in order to effectively capture his attention.
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Posted: Updated: REMSEN, Iowa (KCAU) — KCAU 9 couldn't help but get in the mood for this year's Oktoberfest in Remsen.
Those hoping to buy concessions while at the Tyson Events Center will soon need to remember to bring a card.
The Sioux City chapter of the NAACP has issued a statement on a recent act of vandalism near a local park.
SAC COUNTY, Iowa (KCAU) — Officials in Sac County are requesting the public's help in finding a man who is described as “unable to survive on his own” due to mental health issues.
By: Luke Malik
Le Mars Community High School is putting on its own production of a classic musical.
A man who used to work as a plastic surgeon in Sioux City has agreed to pay nearly $200k to the United States and the state of Iowa after being accused of submitting false claims.
One of Sioux City’s largest “Trunk-or-Treats” took place inside the Tyson Events Center on Tuesday night.
Posted: Updated: JEFFERSON, Iowa (KCAU) — An Iowa man accused of kidnapping a child, leading to a statewide Amber Alert, pursuit, and standoff , will serve at least five years in prison.
By: Luke Malik
A Spirit Lake man is set to serve 20 years in prison after pleading guilty to two charges.
LINCOLN, Neb. (KCAU) — The city of Wayne, Nebraska is one of 11 rural communities in the state receiving a total of $10 million in awards.
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