Ophelie Jacobson is a local journalist based in Des Moines, Iowa. She writes for KCCI-TV, WJCL 22, and KSBW 8 NBC, covering a wide range of topics including local news, politics, and community events. Her work has also been featured in Fox News Media and KETV.
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Ophelie's coverage is heavily focused on local government and politics, with a significant portion dedicated to announcements and event coverage. She also covers topics related to Iowa, the Iowa caucuses, Republican candidates, winter storms, and emergency services.
Given her focus on local government and politics in Iowa (Des Moines), she would likely be responsive to pitches involving interviews or insights from local political figures or experts specific to the region. Additionally, stories related to emergency services during adverse weather conditions may interest her.
As Ophelie focuses predominantly on local news within Des Moines and its surrounding areas in Iowa, sources who can offer unique perspectives tied directly to these regions are more likely to catch her attention for potential coverage.
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By: Ophelie Jacobson
FARNHAMVILLE, Iowa — Hundreds of people met at Farnhamville City Park Sunday night for a candlelight vigil to honor 17-year-old Michele "Luna" Jackson.
By: Ophelie Jacobson
FARNHAMVILLE, Iowa — The library in Farnhamville is pledging to keep a beloved patron's memory alive after her death.
By: Ophelie Jacobson
Close to two dozen parishioners sat in their church hall Tuesday afternoon to learn about what to do in an active threat situation.
By: Ophelie Jacobson
JOHNSTON, Iowa — A Johnston church is trying to get a 60-foot display approved by the city as part of its proposed design for its new location.
By: Ophelie Jacobson
EARLHAM, Iowa — An Iowa man is wrapping up a weeklong trip across the county to help people impacted by recent hurricanes.
The Des Moines School Board is voicing their support for a district-wide cellphone policy after new data released by the school district shows improvement in student learning.
DES MOINES, Iowa — The mother of a man injured in a hit-and-run crash Tuesday is asking for answers as her son continues to recover in the hospital.
By: Ophelie Jacobson
HUMBOLDT, Iowa — A small-town movie theater says it's struggling financially and is on the brink of closing. That's why the non-profit that runs the theater is asking for donations.
By: Ophelie Jacobson
DES MOINES, Iowa — With just three weeks left until Election Day, local Republicans and Democrats are encouraging Iowans to vote early.
By: Ophelie Jacobson
Several Des Moines businesses are coming together to collect donations for victims of Hurricane Helene.
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