Elizabeth Kuebel is a Weekend Evening Anchor/Reporter at WDSU. She covers a range of topics including event management software, adventure travel, and family travel, while also focusing on education and regional interests. Elizabeth has been featured in WXII 12, Triad CW, KETV, and WDSU-TV.
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New Orleans, United States (Local)
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Elizabeth Kuebel's articles mainly focus on local news, particularly revolving around crime, police investigations, and community events. She is likely to be interested in pitches that provide insights or access to newsworthy local events related to crime, public safety announcements, and human interest stories happening in New Orleans.
Given her frequent coverage of evolving stories and breaking news related to crime and community events such as parades or art installations honoring murder victims, she may be receptive to sources who can provide firsthand accounts or expert commentary on these topics. Additionally, given the government announcement attribute present in her coverage profile, offering insight into local government policies or initiatives could also pique her interest.
Pitches should be tailored towards providing unique angles or perspectives on ongoing local developments within New Orleans specifically.
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By: Elizabeth Kuebel
We went inside the kitchen at NOCHI, getting budget-friendly advice and a little inspiration before you make your next meal.
By: Elizabeth Kuebel
ST. BERNARD PARISH, La. — As thousands of St. Bernard students get ready for the last day of school, their longtime superintendent is also marking the end of an era.
NEW ORLEANS — As America rings in 250 years, a local museum is joining in on the celebration.
There is a local event with an important mission - to help fund brain tumor research.
NEW ORLEANS — Back-to-school season begins for thousands of students.
NEW ORLEANS — We know back-to-school comes with lots of added expenses, which is especially tough when we're all trying to cut costs.
By: Elizabeth Kuebel
St. Scholastica Academy in Covington welcomed students back to campus for the first day of school on Friday.
Close to 6,000 Entergy customers are without power Monday morning in St. John the Baptist Parish.
The Tammany Taste of Summer is underway, and it lasts for the rest of the month.
Richard Duran, who has Down syndrome, was selected from over 2,700 applicants worldwide to be one of 500 individuals featured in the annual presentation.
