Kerry Mannix is a journalist at KVIA ABC-7. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on agriculture, culture, and sports. Kerry's work has been featured in various outlets, including KVIA-TV, Yahoo News, and AOL, Inc.
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Kerry Mannix's coverage predominantly focuses on local news concerning government & politics, crime, and community events within the United States, Texas, particularly El Paso. She frequently covers breaking or evolving stories related to education, weather impact on communities, local elections and immigration.
If you have insights related to local government policies in Texas or issues affecting the El Paso community such as education reforms or extreme weather preparedness efforts that align with her themes and topics of interest. Kerry might also be interested in interviews with candidates running for local political offices in El Paso.
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The Big Fresno Fair is back, kicking off with a celebration of Fresno's best and brightest.
Several new developments are under construction in Merced and the city says more are coming.
Close to 1,300 sex offenders are living in Fresno, and city leaders are fighting to keep that number down.
By: Kerry Mannix
From the musicians marching along to the performers twirling flags and following in their footsteps, bands from 24 Central Valley schools got to compete in front of ecstatic crowds at the Big Fresno Fair on Wednesday.
By: Kerry Mannix
From the musicians marching along to the performers twirling flags and following in their footsteps, bands from 24 Central Valley schools got to compete in front of ecstatic crowds at the Big Fresno Fair on Wednesday.
By: Kerry Mannix
For the first time since returning home from Vietnam, a Valley veteran stood while his service was recognized.
By: Kerry Mannix
The City of Fresno could set aside funds for an immigrant legal defense fund to support those facing detention or deportation.
By: Kerry Mannix
Already this year, the Fresno Fire Department says it has responded to 2,831 crashes on local roadways.
By: Kerry Mannix
Nearly 1,500 people gathered at the Fresno Convention Center Wednesday for The Marjaree Mason Center's Top Ten Professional Women Awards.
By: Kerry Mannix
A stretch of Millerton Road near Millerton Lake will become the Central Valley's first State Priority Safety Corridor, bringing targeted safety improvements after years of deadly crashes that have claimed at least 17 lives since 2020.
