Megan Salois is a Morning Meteorologist for WHO-TV in Des Moines, Iowa. With a focus on local weather forecasting, Megan provides up-to-date information on severe weather events, snowstorms, and other weather-related news. Her work has also been featured on KDSM FOX 17 and Wtwo.
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Megan Salois' coverage primarily revolves around local events and weather, with a focus on educational initiatives and seasonal occurrences. If reaching out to her, consider providing insights related to upcoming severe weather conditions in the Iowa area or offering expertise on educational programs and initiatives taking place locally.
Given her frequent articles about snowstorms and their impact, sources with expertise in meteorology or emergency response may be well received when discussing preparedness for these severe weather events. Additionally, individuals involved in education-related activities within Iowa might find success pitching stories related to Scholastic Spotlight features or other localized education-based topics.
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By: Megan Salois
WEST DES MOINES, Iowa — Mr. Luke Miller from West Ridge Elementary in West Des Moines is a teacher who has touched many kids’ lives. He’s in the battle of a lifetime facing cancer…
Volume 90% WEST DES MOINES, Iowa — Mr. Luke Miller from Westridge Elementary in West Des Moines is a teacher who has touched many kids' lives.
For more than 20 years, Waukee Schools have had a close relationship with a school in Germany. Over the years, hundreds of students from Waukee and Germany have
By: Megan Salois
The Gilbert School District is celebrating a chess world champion in its middle school and the Ankeny School District is celebrating receiving Lighthouse Recognition in another of its schools. Both…
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Dreams are building for Central Iowa students and a couple of events last week show how schools and organizations encourage those possibilities. Sugar Creek Elementary in Waukee had their first Caitlin Clark Day at the school. This was a coordinated effort with a gift of “Just Like Caitlin” books for the entire grade. They turned it into a schoolwide celebration. Across town at the Science Center of Iowa, teams from 16 schools took part in the Ready. Set. Build! Competition. This is a competition that inspiration creativity, problem-solving and teamwork. Both are this week’s Scholastic Spotlight!
By: Megan Salois
Ankeny High School is celebrating a national nomination for one of its graduated students. Evie Neller earned a nomination with the National Student Production Awards under the National Academy of …
IOWA — A cold surge of air is beginning to build into Iowa today. After a weekend in the 60s and 50s, we will drop to the 30s on Tuesday and 20s and teens on Wednesday and Thursday. The posit…
By: Megan Salois
City of Des Moines, DMPS partner for preschool expansion …
IOWA — We are replacing the deep chill we’ve had the last few days with slightly warmer temperatures and freezing rain. A Winter Weather Advisory will be in effect from 4 PM Friday to N…
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