Waverle Monroe is a reporter and anchor for KETV, focusing on local news in Omaha, Nebraska. With a passion for storytelling, Waverle covers a wide range of topics including community events, local businesses, and important issues affecting the Omaha metro area. Her work has also been featured on WESH 2 CW18.
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Waverle Monroe's coverage primarily focuses on local community events, organizations, and developments in the Omaha area. Her articles often discuss health & wellbeing, education, human resources & employment themes. If you are looking to reach out to Waverle with a pitch or story idea, consider focusing on local community events, youth programs, and issues related to Omaha and Council Bluffs. This could include stories about local initiatives that support mental health awareness or educational programs for young people in these areas. Additionally, pitches related to announcements from local government bodies or data-backed insights into community-related topics may also be well-received by Waverle based on her coverage attributes.
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City engineer Austin Rowser said the $6.5 million in funding was put into the city of Omaha's Capital Improvement Plan
By: Waverle Monroe
Douglas County Attorney Don Kleine addressed his decision that an Omaha police officer was justified in his use of deadly
The director of Center Affairs Research, Josie Schafer, said that historically, Omaha has not kept up with the demand when it comes to building rental units.
Omaha Mayor Jean Stothert responded to Nebraska State Sen. Mike McDonnell's letter criticizing the use of TIF and the streetcar project.
By: Waverle Monroe
OMAHA, Neb. — Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium is starting work on a new veterinary hospital.
By: Waverle Monroe
LINCOLN, Neb. — Dan Osborn, a decades-long independent, is campaigning for a Nebraska Senate seat with a focus on reducing federal spending, securing the U.S.-Mexico border, and supporting the right to repair.
"We are forming unions and we are pushing back. Nobody should have to be dealing with this," Sprague said.
By: Waverle Monroe
One woman has put a lot of miles on her running shoes, and many don't know Omaha quite like Mitzi Filips does.
Maya Harris, the sister of Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic presidential candidate, made a stop in Omaha.
By: Waverle Monroe
"I hope you have a bicycle and maybe your grandma can give you a flip phone because you might need both," Sheriff Aaron Hanson said.
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