Jared Barton is a Producer at KDKA. He specializes in sports production and event coverage, with a focus on competitive sports, agriculture, and sustainable practices. Jared's work has been featured in various publications, including the Omaha World-Herald, CDC Gaming Reports, and the Lincoln Journal Star.
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Jared Barton's local coverage focuses on events and seasonal topics, with a strong emphasis on family & relationships, entertainment news, education, and business & industry. When reaching out to him, consider pitching stories related to local community events or educational initiatives in Columbus or Nebraska. Additionally, content featuring heartwarming human interest stories or business developments within the area could be of interest.
Given the focus on event coverage and seasonal topics such as weather and new year celebrations, providing insights into upcoming local events or highlighting unique aspects of these occasions may resonate well with Jared's coverage preferences.
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Lynne Walz and Ben Steffen visit Columbus, answer questions about data centers, detention centers and what they bring to the table for gubernatorial race.
By: Rachel George, Jared Barton
Reporter Jared Barton has covered restaurant opening and closings this year, as well as featured some area favorites in our The Platter series.
Applications are open for grants from the Butler County Area Foundation Fund, which contributes to community betterment across Butler County through public and private organizations.
By: Jared Barton
Over 1,300 miles away and 25 years later, 9/11's impact lives on in Columbus, in a monument made of World Trade Center steel, a bronze eagle and locals' hearts.
By: Jared Bartomn, Jared Barton
Photos of the Freedom Eagle 9/11 memorial in Pawnee Park in Columbus as well as pictures of the process to create similar bronze statues.
Lynne Walz, Democratic candidate for governor, speaks to a Columbus resident following her town hall visit at Micek's Shangri-La in Columbus on Thursday, Sept. 3, 2026.
Living in farm country, more than likely you've seen at least one of the old Sears-Roebuck houses somewhere off a grid road or in the middle of a field. They
U.S. Rep. Mike Flood speaks to the Platte County board of supervisors Sept. 8, 2026 about his recent work in the House of Representatives and how it's affecting Columbus.
By: Jared Barton
JARED BARTON Columbus Telegram Pieces of Sept. 11, 2001, linger across the country even 25 years later, from firsthand memories of
By: Jared Barton
Living in farm country, more than likely you've seen at least one of the old Sears-Roebuck houses somewhere off a grid road or in the middle of a field.
