Shelby Kluver is a 6:30 PM Anchor and Investigative Reporter at WQAD News 8. She covers a diverse range of topics including culture, arts and entertainment, climate change, health and wellness, and events, with a particular focus on good news and community stories in Iowa. Shelby's work has been featured in WQAD News 8.
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Shelby Kluver's coverage mainly focuses on local events, seasonal topics, and entertainment news within the Quad Cities area. Pitches should highlight unique local events, human-interest stories, or features about individuals making a positive impact in the community to align with her coverage style.
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This week, we're taking our traveling book club to the West Liberty Public Library, where the librarians have picked out books written by, or about Native people.
By: Shelby Kluver
Autistic & Loved also features sensory-friendly play areas and a 'chill spa.' It's connected to the new Argrow's House cafe and social innovation hub.
Hosted by WQAD and the American Red Cross, the event provides a critical opportunity to give blood and help those in need.
By: Shelby Kluver
A pheasant die-off at the Des Plaines Game Propagation Center has left fewer birds than originally granted permit quotas. The reduction includes parts of Henry Co.
By: Shelby Kluver
Othea Stevenson's son was shot and killed in Rock Island in 2016. Now, 'From Joy to Mourning' details her journey of resilience, faith & joy in the face of tragedy.
By: Shelby Kluver
Davenport Central junior, Wrigley Mancha, was chosen as one of the top high school entries in the country for the "Next On Stage" competition.
By: Shelby Kluver
All of the money raised from the paintings will benefit families around Princeton, IL, who need help clearing debris or repairing homes after disaster strikes.
By: Shelby Kluver
The group was founded by a Coal Valley man in 2023. In its first year, "Kicks For Kids" donated 150 pairs of shoes to local foster kids and students.
By: Shelby Kluver
Every other Wednesday, we see what readers can't put down at libraries all around the QCA. This time, we head to Muscatine, where all 3 reads fit 'Bookish Bingo.'
16 years ago, a pregnant Melanie Putnam was diagnosed with a rare lung disease. Now, she shares her story, as she's beating the transplant statistics.
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