Rebekah Hoeger Biography
Rebekah Hoeger joined KKTV 11 News team as a morning news anchor in July 2017 in (Colorado Springs, Colorado United States) from 4:30 a.m. until 7 a.m. and then 9 until 9:30 a.m. with experience from seven different print and TV newsrooms around the country. Rebekah Hoeger is a lead reporter
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Rebekah Hoeger is a married woman with a blessed family who both live in the California United States.
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Rebekah Hoeger began her reporting career in her home state of Iowa, working in several newsrooms in the eastern part of the state. Before moving to Colorado, Rebekah reported and anchored in Mobile, Alabama, where she fell in love with storytelling and the Gulf Coast.
As the lead reporter at the state capitol, Rebekah held the governor accountable during his impeachment hearings over allegations of an affair and misuse of taxpayer dollars. During legislative sessions, she was a key reporter in covering the allotment of BP oil spill settlement funding following the Deepwater Horizon disaster of 2010.
Rebekah Hoeger made her goal to make complex stories easily understandable for her audience. Rebekah Hoeger has also covered the human toll natural disasters took on the community. She’ll never forget the families she met picking up the pieces after tornadoes in Hattiesburg, Mississippi and families fleeing their homes during hurricanes on the Gulf Coast.
Rebekah Hoeger is a proud farm girl and the University of Iowa Alum. She and her fiancé adopted a rescue pup named Sammie from the evacuation areas of Hurricane Harvey. They dreamed of calling Colorado home for some time. When not at work, Rebekah loves spending time outdoors with Sammie, checking out breweries, and getting in a quick hot yoga class.
KKTV viewers will notice a new face on their morning news broadcast starting this week. Say hello to Rebekah Hoeger, the station’s new co-anchor who joins David Nancarrow, Jordan Sherman, James Brown and meteorologist Emily Roehler in the mornings.
Rebekah Hoeger comes to Colorado from Fox affiliate WALA-TV in Mobile, Ala. She’ll be on air Monday through Friday from 4:30 – 7:30 a.m. and again at 9 a.m. “We are so excited to have Rebekah join our KKTV news family,” said KKTV news director Liz Haltiwanger.
“Rebekah Hoeger has a passion for breaking news coverage and a friendly personality, so she will fit right in with David and the rest of our fantastic morning crew.” Gazette media columnist Terry Terrones is a member of the Television Critics Association and the Broadcast Television Journalists Association. You can follow him on Twitter at @terryterrones.
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Care and Share works to reduce food waste, feed families
kktv.com — So many people in Southern Colorado are struggling to put meals on the table, while food is being wasted every day. Care and Share Food Bank has found a way to help those families and lessen food waste through partnership programs with grocery stores like King Soopers. “A huge amount of what goes into landfills is actually usable food,” said Care and Share CEO Lynne Telford.
Hundreds in Colorado Springs take part in St. Jude Walk/Run to end childhood cancer
kktv.com — Hundreds of runners and walkers are hitting the pavement Saturday morning for a good cause. Saturday is the St. Jude Walk/Run to End Childhood Cancer. 11 News anchors Rebekah Hoeger and Adam Atchison emceed the event and kicked off the run/walk with an opening ceremony at America the Beautiful Park at 8:30 a.m. They, joined by several other KKTV employees, then took part in the walk. Even if you didn’t make the walk/run, St. Jude still needs your support.
More stores to close on Thanksgiving
kktv.com — It seems like just a few years ago, people were heading to stores earlier and earlier on Thanksgiving to get a head start on Black Friday deals, but it looks like that trend may just be reversing. Chapel Hills Mall in Colorado Springs just announced it will be closed again on Thanksgiving. The company that owns it, CBL Properties, is also closing 61 other malls on Turkey Day. The company is one of many deciding to let its employees stay home on holiday.
MCSO: Pharmacy employees held at gunpoint during Grand Bay robbe – FOX10 News | WALA
fox10tv.com — MCSO says these two men stole prescription drugs and cash at a local Pharmacy Wednesday night. (Photo provided by MCSO)The Mobile County Sheriff’s Office says two robbers got away with cash and prescription pain pills after holding Walgreens employees at gunpoint Wednesday night. No one was injured at the Grand Bay Wilmer Road location, according to MCSO spokesperson Lori Myles.
A look at what passed and failed in the 2017 session – FOX10 News | WALA
fox10tv.com — Alabama lawmakers ended the 2017 legislative session on Friday. Here’s a look at some of the proposals that passed and failed this year. Lawmakers approved new legislative districts to comply with a court order. Rebekah Hoeger news Federal judges tossed out 12 districts, ruling they were unconstitutionally gerrymandered on racial lines. Black lawmakers, who filed the lawsuit that led to the ruling, opposed the plan. The battle will shift back to federal court as lawmakers present the new map to the judges.
Saraland, Satsuma, cleaning up after flooding – FOX10 News | WALA
fox10tv.com — People in Satsuma and Saraland spent Sunday cleaning up flood damage. The area saw five inches of rain in just a few hours on Saturday. Summer Brannan is renting a house next door to Saraland Elementary School. Water lines are at waist level at her fence. It poured into the home and caused a mess. “We didn’t even get to the Saraland Elementary School sign when I saw all the water in the yard and we couldn’t even get to the driveway, it was already going across the road,” she said.
MCSO needs help catching suspected bank robber – FOX10 News | WALA
fox10tv.com — The Mobile County Sheriff’s Office is looking for a man investigators say robbed a Semmes bank. Rebekah Hoeger in the MCSO says the man walked into the PNC Bank on Moffett Road around noon wearing white pants, white and black tennis shoes, a black jacket, and a black hat. He made no attempt to hide his identity. Investigators say he acted normal as he waited in line, but when he got to the bank teller, he gave her a note demanding money and indicated he had a gun. No one ever saw the gun.
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