Haley Kerby is a Multimedia Journalist at 14 News. With a focus on regional interest and world news, she covers a diverse array of topics including consumer health, mental health, and transportation policy, while also exploring themes of family and relationships. Haley has been featured in various outlets including WIFR - Channel 23, KVLY-TV, and WDTV 5 News.
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Haley's articles mainly focus on local events, community news, and non-profit organizations in the Indiana area. She also covers educational and government announcements relevant to the Evansville region. If you have information about upcoming community events, local initiatives, or human-interest stories within this geographic scope, it may be of interest to Haley.
Given her coverage themes related to family & relationships and health & wellbeing, she might appreciate pitches involving heartwarming personal stories from the community or those that highlight efforts for positive social impact. Additionally, if you have insights into educational developments or updates on weather-related issues specific to this region, it could capture her attention.
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By: Haley Kerby
The Great Forest Park Balloon race took place on Saturday afternoon, bringing tens of thousands of spectators, giving a firsthand look at one of the region’s most unique aviation traditions. First Alert 4 spoke with one pilot who has flown in the race several times.
Temperatures are dropping, leaves are falling, and autumn is officially in the air across the St. Louis area. At Eckert’s, that means it’s time for one of the farm’s busiest and most anticipated seasons.
By: Haley Kerby
A Minnesota-based water treatment company is putting down roots in the St. Louis region, marking what regional leaders call a major step forward for local development. King Technology, a family-owned manufacturer of water treatment products for pools and hot tubs, officially opened its new $17 million facility in St. Peters on Tuesday. It’s the company’s first expansion outside its home base in Minnesota.
By: Haley Kerby
He says he remains committed to negotiations. Members of Teamsters Local 525, the union representing striking city employees, say they feel the same way, but frustrations are mounting over how those negotiations have played out.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - If you haven't gotten your flu shot yet, doctors say now is the time.
Firefighters responded Tuesday morning to a Manchester apartment complex after smoke was seen coming from one of the buildings.
By: Haley Kerby
What does it take to be a lineworker? Ameren Missouri crews are answering that question this week as they train for the International Lineman’s Rodeo — often called the “Lineman Olympics” — taking place this weekend just outside Kansas City.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - This coming week marks Teen Driver Safety Week, a national effort to raise awareness about keeping the newest and youngest drivers safe behind the wheel.
No-excuse absentee voting is officially underway in Missouri ahead of this year’s midterm elections, and voters across the St. Louis area have a number of measures to weigh in on, including new funding requests from local school districts.
By: Haley Kerby
JENNINGS, Mo. (First Alert 4) — Rain, snow or extreme heat won’t stop recess anymore for the youngest students in the Jennings School District. The distric
