Kyle Werner - Profile and Journalist Details

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Biography

I graduated Summa Cum Laude from Simpson College with my bachelor of arts in multimedia journalism. I am currently pursuing my master's in journalism and mass communication from the Greenlee School of Journalism and Communication at Iowa State University.

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Total articles 561

• Indianola police lieutenant arrested for stalking woman

  By Kyle Werner| Des Moines Register Verified A lieutenant with the Indianola Police Department has been arrested and charged with stalking an Indianola woman. Justin Keller, 42, a patrol lieutenant with the Indianola Police Department, was arrested April 14, according to court documents, after an Indianola woman accused him of stalking her. Keller and the victim had previously been in a relationship and he was known to be aggressive. Court filings say the relationship ended in December 2024.

  By Kyle Werner · Des Moines Register

  Apr. 15, 2025

• Where did Bill Murray and his band go after their Friday night show at the Val Air?

  By Kyle Werner| Des Moines Register Verified Bill Murray and his band, Bill Murray and His Blood Brothers, enjoyed a post-show gathering at Tom Archer's Poor Man's Country Club in West Des Moines. Tom Archer's Poor Man's Country Club is a supper club with a vintage vibe, offering a full menu and daily specials. After performing at Val Air Ballroom Friday night, Bill Murray and his bandmates slipped away into a "candlelit booth" in the recently opened Tom Archer's Poor Man's Country Club located right under the ballroom in West Des Moines.

  By Kyle Werner · Des Moines Register

  Apr. 13, 2025

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Des Moines Register

The Des Moines Register is Iowa’s largest daily morning newspaper, based in Des Moines. Established in 1849, it has a rich history of serving as a primary news source for the state. The newspaper is known for its comprehensive coverage of local, national, and international news, with a strong emphasis on Iowa-centric reporting. It operates under the Cowles Media Company, which is part of Gannett, and has maintained a significant presence in the community for over a century. In addition to its daily newspaper, The Register offers historical archives with over 3.4 million searchable pages dating back to 1871. It also publishes special publications, such as *Juice*, a weekly tabloid aimed at younger audiences with entertainment and lifestyle content. The Register has adapted to the digital age by providing online news, subscriptions, and multimedia content, ensuring it remains a vital resource for Iowa residents, businesses, and policymakers.