Veronica Barreto is a multimedia journalist for KLKN-TV. With a wide range of reporting experience, Veronica covers various topics including local news, politics, community events, and human interest stories. She is dedicated to delivering accurate and impactful news to the Lincoln community.
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Veronica Barreto's coverage predominantly revolves around government and politics, as well as winter weather and public health topics in the Lincoln and Nebraska area. She often reports on government announcements, legislative sessions, law enforcement activities, and public health issues such as respiratory virus cases.
If you have expertise in local or state-level governance, legislative processes, law enforcement activities or public health matters specifically related to the Lincoln or Nebraska region, reaching out to Veronica with insights or analysis could be valuable. Additionally, if you can provide expert commentary on how specific policies or legal developments may impact the community within these areas of focus would likely garner her attention.
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LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — Many changed their plans Monday because of the heat have, including local summer camps. Kids at Fallbrook YMCA spent most of their time inside.
HICKMAN, Neb. (KLKN) — A Hickman business owner is on the lookout for whoever broke into his car dealership.
Supporters of the initiative turned in 138,000 signatures Thursday to the Secretary of State's Office.
By: Veronica Barreto
The son of the victims played on the team before graduating in May.
Melba Al-Sayagh is starting a day care with her niece and daughters. They will call it Estrellitas, which means little stars.
By: Veronica Barreto
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — Nebraskans are likely to vote on abortion in November after two petitions on opposite sides of the issue turned in far more signatures than required.
By: Veronica Barreto
SEWARD, Neb. (KLKN) – The Fourth of July celebration in Seward is providing a much-needed boost for downtown businesses after a significant road construction project.
By: Veronica Barreto
"I’m not asking for a $1o million baseball complex by any means. It's just basic upgrades so that meaningful baseball games can be played with our kids."
Lincoln Police data show the number of bike thefts goes up in the spring and summer.
No one was working at Old Main Bar and Grill when the fire started, so no one was injured.
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