Waverle Monroe is an Anchor/Reporter at KETV. An Omaha native with a strong commitment to her community, she covers a variety of topics including education, juvenile justice, and crime and justice, with a focus on regional interest and world news. Waverle has been featured in WESH 2 News, KSBW 8, KCCI-TV, and MSN.
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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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The Omaha community is paying their respects to Master Sgt. Noah Tietjens at a visitation Friday.
Researchers at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln are investigating why people fear spiders through eye-tracking studies and surveys
By: Waverle Monroe
Douglas County juvenile Judge Candice Novak was issued a public reprimand after a three-year investigation
By: Waverle Monroe
Identity Preparatory Academy is opening in North Omaha to provide middle school girls with a culturally fortified education.
An Omaha bakery that specializes in French pastries has opened a new location.
By: Waverle Monroe
With the Nebraska primary approaching, incumbent Sen. Pete Ricketts faces challenges from four Republican candidates, each presenting distinct platforms to secure the U.S. Senate seat.
A bronze statue of the Rev. Livingston Wills, known as the "Broom Man," will be installed in Midtown Crossing to commemorate his legacy as a visually impaired broom seller and community figure.
The Well-Read Women of Omaha book club brings women together to share their love of books, build community and celebrate life milestones.
Visit Omaha takes us to 14th and Cuming for authentic Chinese food at Bobo's Noodles and Dumplings
Omaha Broadway Bar, a traveling group of performers, is bringing Broadway favorites to diverse venues across the metro, offering something for everyone.
