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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The Sioux City Public Schools Foundation is asking residents to “Clothes the Gap” this winter.
A Sioux City man will be sent to federal prison after being convicted of robbing Great Southern Bank in downtown Sioux City early this year.
By: Luke Malik
The Iowa Attorney General’s Office announced Monday that it has concluded that two Sioux City police officers were “legally justified” in shooting and killing a man in October.
Residents in the Siouxland states and more are anticipated to travel for Thanksgiving in record numbers this year, according to projections by the AAA.
Two educators in the Siouxland area are among nine statewide to have been named Iowa Regional Teachers of the Year.
By: Luke Malik, Wesley Thoene
SPENCER, Iowa (KCAU) — UPDATE: Law enforcement officials have provided more details on an incident that took place at a church in Spencer, Iowa on Tuesday afternoon. According to the Clay Cou…
By: Luke Malik, Chase Foix
SIOUX CITY, Iowa (KCAU) — Each year during the winter, it's safe to say everyone's heating bills go up. But some residents need a little extra help paying those bills. That's where LIHEAP comes in.
The Sioux City Police Department says it’s starting to ramp up efforts to remove abandoned vehicles from city streets as winter approaches.
By: Luke Malik
A judge will take another look at a former Plymouth County deputy’s prison sentence on burglary and theft charges.
Two people were taken to the hospital Thursday afternoon after a crash near Orange City.
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