Rebekah Vaughan is a news reporter and anchor for KCRG-TV9, focusing on local news in Iowa City and the surrounding areas. She has a passion for covering community events, local government issues, and human interest stories that impact the lives of people in her community. Rebekah's work has also been featured on Wtov9, showcasing her dedication to delivering accurate and timely news to a wider audience.
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Rebekah Vaughan's reporting is heavily focused on local events and community-related topics within Iowa, with an emphasis on family & relationships and education. She covers a wide range of subjects including community events, health, educational institutions such as the University of Iowa, and local government announcements.
Given her focus on event coverage and government announcements along with themes related to family & relationships and education, sources offering insights into local community initiatives or experts in these fields may find success in reaching out to Rebekah for potential coverage. Additionally, individuals involved in organizing community events or those who have expertise in public health or education within the state of Iowa could also be valuable resources for her articles.
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A retired police officer told TV9 a lot of decisions are made in very little time
Trump’s attorneys filed the lawsuit Monday night in Polk County.
By: Rebekah Vaughan
Iowa City police say a woman died early Monday morning after a shooting.
The Black Hawk County Sheriff’s Office celebrated nine retirements Tuesday morning, including the sheriff, Tony Thompson.
The Waterloo Black Hawks Hockey team is offering a reward to help a fan find a Christmas gift that disappeared over the weekend.
The 1099-K form is a requirement for companies like ‘Venmo’ and ‘Etsy.’
By: Rebekah
The family says the plan to invest more than three million dollars in research in Iowa could help children like their daughter.
By: Rebekah Vaughan
BERNARD, Iowa (KCRG)—A small town in eastern Iowa is trying to raise half a million dollars to give its children a new place to play.
By: Rebekah Vaughan
IOWA CITY, Iowa (KCRG) - People living in one mobile home park have resorted to using plastic bags to go to the bathroom.
A new study shows it would cost almost "three and a half million" dollars to fix the outside and the infrastructure of the Johnson County Jail.
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