Waverle Monroe is an Anchor/Reporter at KETV. With a passion for journalism that began in her hometown of Omaha, she covers a diverse range of topics including public education, healthcare administration, and environmental services, while also delving into culture and society. Waverle has been featured in WESH 2 News, KSBW 8, KCCI-TV, and MSN, bringing important local stories to the forefront of her community.
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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 former deputy county attorney alleged age discrimination and forced resignation.
By: Waverle Monroe
Douglas County officials highlight increase in violent vape-related crimes, including two homicides, with concerns over youth access to firearms and the growing value of vapes
By: Waverle Monroe
Douglas County Attorney Don Kleine said OPD is still gathering evidence and his office is waiting for that to be complete before they file charges against Bailey Burr, 31
By: Waverle Monroe
The Douglas County attorney and public defender highlight the growing role of mental health in court cases, with rising costs for evaluations and expert witnesses that are all funded by taxpayers.
Three former Boys Town teachers are accused in a child abuse case.
Douglas County Attorney Don Kleine refiled charges for suspects accused of kidnapping, pointing gun at 9-and 10-year-old boys
By: Waverle Monroe
The Nebraska State Board of Education postponed a vote to approve Identity Preparatory Academy after concerns were raised about its curriculum just 12 days before its scheduled opening.
By: Waverle Monroe
A youth baseball organizer in Douglas County is accused of defrauding 17 families of over $18,000, allegedly using the money to fund a gambling addiction.
Metropolitan Community College and the Douglas County Youth Center are collaborating to help youth transition back into society through expanded re-entry programming.
By: Waverle Monroe
Controversy is stirring in Nebraska over the use of shock gloves by school resource officers, stemming from two incidents in Omaha Public Schools last year.
