Kayla Strayer
Kayla Strayer grew up in Mount Vernon, Ohio. After graduating from Ohio State University, she worked as a reporter for the Worthington Daily Globe in Minnesota.While in college she worked as a statehouse reporter in Columbus, and wrote and produced videos for Ohio State's student media outlet The Lantern. She is excited and thankful to live out her dream as a broadcast journalist.
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12 percent of N.D. residents in poverty, despite budget surplus
Although North Dakota has a budget surplus about twelve percent of residents are still living in poverty. This has some state and local leaders taking action.WDAZ, 05/09/2013
Breaking Boundaries: From Pakistan to Minnesota
Tonight we bring you the first part in our Breaking Boundaries series. We'll meet an exchange student from Pakistan who's finding out what life is like in small town USA.WDAZ, 05/08/2013
Thousands celebrate Springfest in Grand Forks
The annual Springfest event took place at University Park in Grand Forks today. The colder weather and lighter crowds brought some positive changes to the largest unofficial gathering for UND students.WDAZ, 05/04/2013
Gas prices on drivers' minds as summer inches closer
The busiest travel season of the year is here leaving some drivers paying extra attention to gas prices.WDAZ, 05/03/2013
Grand Forks Public Schools win national award for music
Grand Forks Public Schools are getting national recognition for music education. Thousands of districts apply but only 100 schools get the Best Community for Music Education award each year.WDAZ, 05/02/2013
Cobblestone Hotel and Suites coming to Crookston
An upscale hotel is coming to Crookston. The groundbreaking ceremony for the Cobblestone Hotel & Suites was this afternoon.WDAZ, 05/02/2013
Late spring makes for slow gardening business
The late spring means a sales slump for some local businesses. Nursery and garden center employees say customers are coming in to have a peek, but not quite buying up outdoor supplies just yet.WDAZ, 05/01/2013
Parents, officials urge caution as repair detours increase traffic near schools
Some parents and safety officials are concerned as one of the biggest road construction projects in Grand Forks gets underway this season.WDAZ, 04/26/2013
Alerus Center turf replacement underway
The four million dollar turf at the Alerus Center is being replaced after just seven months. The turf was used for just six games.WDAZ, 04/25/2013
Climax-Shelly school to recieve $495,000 remodel
The Climax-Shelly public school is getting a nearly half-million dollar remodel this summer. More than 80 percent of voters approved the $495,000 bond.WDAZ, 04/24/2013
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