Vonn Jones is a News Director for multiple local news outlets in Omaha, Nebraska. With a focus on reporting local news and events, Vonn covers a wide range of topics including sports, politics, crime, and community issues. With extensive experience in journalism, Vonn strives to provide accurate and timely news coverage to keep the community informed.
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Vonn's coverage spans a wide range of local topics, with a primary focus on evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, sports, and entertainment in the Omaha area. Given this emphasis, Vonn is likely to be most responsive to pitches related to developing local news stories within these categories.
Pitches about ongoing criminal investigations or incidents, updates on local sports teams or events, and entertainment-related developments such as concerts or events taking place in Omaha would align well with Vonn’s coverage.
Additionally, given the significant share of government announcement coverage attribute (12%), there may also be opportunities for pitching stories relating to governmental decisions or policies affecting Nebraska or Iowa.
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Matt Rhule questions replay; Big Ten announces start time for Nebraska vs. Wisconsin
New state law will allow motorcyclists to ride without a helmet
By: Vonn Jones
LINCOLN, Nebraska ( KETV ) — A Lincoln Police officer jumped into Holmes Lake Sunday to rescue a woman holding on to a capsized kayak.
School districts assess next steps after Tuesday's election results across Iowa
Legendary band to make stop in Omaha in February
By: Vonn Jones
Omaha Mayor Jean Stothert accused of sexual discrimination in appointing city attorney.
Troopers say teenagers topped 70 mph during chase through the city
One person reportedly shot inside South High Monday afternoon
Omaha police investigating the deaths of two people near 72nd & Oak
New recruit class will make the Omaha Fire Deaprtment fully-staffed
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