Meghan Macpherson is a Reporter/Multi-Skilled Journalist at WLTX-TV. She focuses on health and wellness, with a keen interest in urban design and urban development, exploring the intersection of these themes in her reporting. Meghan's work has been featured in WLTX-TV, WQAD News 8, Local 5 News We Are Iowa (WOI-DT), and KARE 11.
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Meghan Macpherson's articles predominantly focus on local government, politics, and education in the United States, specifically Iowa. Her coverage also includes evolving stories and government announcements.
Given her focus on local news and community issues in Iowa, she is likely to be receptive to outreach from individuals or organizations directly involved in these topics. This could include educators, school administrators, policymakers at the state or local level in Iowa, as well as community leaders who can provide insights into relevant events or initiatives.
For those looking to pitch a story to Meghan Macpherson consider providing perspectives from local stakeholders such as teachers, parents, students' representatives regarding educational policies and their impact on the community. Additionally experts with knowledge of public policy related to education may find an audience through her reporting.
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By: Meghan MacPherson
The Catholic Charities Food Pantry sustained significant damage from the crash, which also left two volunteers injured.
By: Mack Swenson
The proposal replaces an older plan to retrofit the arena into the existing building.
By: Meghan Macpherson
Long-time Des Moines resident Ashley Watts is looking to transform a vacant downtown warehouse into the city’s newest dining destination.
By: Meghan Macpherson
City leaders say the move is needed to improve response times and update aging facilities.
By: Meghan MacPherson
On Nov. 4, Miles Phipps, a freshman at Urbandale High School, died by suicide. His family believes bullying was a key factor.
By: Meghan Macpherson
The idea was first proposed by Burnsville police officer Sgt. Max Yakovlev and is located inside the Burnhaven Library.
By: Meghan Macpherson
13-year-old Brandis Warsaw is competing in the nationwide contest for a chance to fund his future dreams of becoming a pilot.
By: Meghan Macpherson
The nurses say they do not want to strike but are prepared to walk out if negotiations fail to produce a fair contract.
Lawmakers debated several funding options in recent weeks, but details on the financing plan had not been released as of Thursday morning.
By: Meghan Macpherson
Evelyn Otto was born with a congenital heart defect, leading to years of surgeries and hospital stays. Now, she's in urgent need of a new heart.
