
Nicole Erwin
Multimedia Journalist (for Ohio Valley ReSource, WKMS)Nicole Erwin is a Murray native and started working at WKMS during her time at Murray State University as a Psychology undergraduate student. Nicole left her job as a PTL dispatcher to join the newsroom after she was hired by former News Director Bryan Bartlett. Since, Nicole has completed a Masters in Sustainable Development from Monash University in Melbourne, Australia where she lived for 2 1/2 years.
Nicole also worked in South Korea as a journalist where she anchored the local English TV news, hosted a national radio show and freelanced with the Jeju Weekly. She is an avid traveler with more than 25 countries under her belt and finds beauty in the environment and the stories within it.
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Animal rights advocates say the Ohio Valley’s varying laws on the treatment of animals can make it more difficult to identify those who abuse them. A…
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Update: Murray Police Department said the grenade was checked by Kentucky State Police's Hazardous Device Unit and the Paducah Police Bomb Squad and was…
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Calloway County Judge/Executive Larry Elkins is retiring from the position. Elkins made the announcement on Facebook on Tuesday stating his retirement…
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A battle over what is considered a protected body of water under the Clean Water Act remains murky following a ruling Thursday by a federal judge. That…
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A Graves County Grand Jury has indicted the county Sheriff Dewayne Redmon on a drug charge. According to the indictment Redmon took controlled substances…
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Dairy farmers and food banks are praising a recent U.S Department of Agriculture decision to purchase $50M worth of milk for the emergency food assistance…
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An 11-year-old hacker is making waves after revealing over the weekend voter infrastructure vulnerabilities at a hackathon. In just ten minutes, a child…
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The Farm Bill being debated in Congress could have significant effects well beyond farms -- including on our waterways. Over the years wetlands have been…
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U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said he has secured $11M to combat Asian Carp in west Kentucky waterways. McConnell said in a release…
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The prosecution in the case involving the accused Marshall County High School shooter said they likely won’t oppose a possible motion from the defense…