Kaileah Calloway
KEDM Student ReporterKaileah Calloway is a sophomore attending the University of Louisiana Monroe majoring in communication. Kaileah was born in Minden, Louisiana but graduated from Doyline high school in Doyline, Louisiana as valedictorian. She enjoys spending her time with her friends, family, listening to music and discovering new things. She is expressive, engaging and loves a good conversation. Her future plan includes graduating with a bachelor's degree in integrated media. Taking her newly learned skills, she will pursue being a news anchor or working in broadcasting, either in front or behind the camera. Kaileah's motto is... "I'm doing it for myself."
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A Man Named Cash performance has been rescheduled, and a new show was added to the lineup. -
After a two-day trial, 41-year-old Jason P. Peacock of Tallulah was found guilty of Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon and Illegal Possession of a Machine Gun. -
The Louisiana Department of Health expanded its partnership between its Office of Public Health and Louisiana Medicaid. This partnership is expected to improve health outcomes across the state through greater collaboration and data sharing. -
Boy Scouts of America asks the public to participate in their Food drive on Saturday, November 14th. -
On Monday, October 19th, University of Louisiana Monroe students and faculty take a deep dive into politics, discussing strategies and techniques that shape modern political campaigns. -
The City of Monroe begins an emergency repair of a water main that could possibly affect areas of Monroe, decreasing residents' water pressure. -
Joseph Conrad conference will be held Friday, November 6th through Sunday, November 8th, a fully online conference with a full panel of artists honoring Joseph Conrad's legacy.
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On Thursday, November 12th, from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., the public is invited to visit or participate in the West Monroe Chamber office Pop-Up Job Fair. -
United States District Judge S. Maurice Hicks sentenced Marvaeya M. Anderson, Kentravious C. Kennedy, and Jayden Jamond Smith to federal prison.
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Four Monroe community centers will be used as polling locations for Election Day.
