Keagan Harsha

Keagan Harsha is a news director with extensive experience in television journalism. He has roots in Montana and is passionate about serving communities through his work. His career has seen him lead the Problem Solvers unit at FOX 31 in Denver, where his efforts contributed to state law and major policy changes. In September, he joined KTVQ as News Director, aiming to build upon the station's proud legacy and lead a talented team of journalists into a new era of television news.

Biography:  https://www.ktvq.com/news/local-news/q2-welcomes-veteran-storyteller-keagan-harsha-as-news-director

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Recent Articles

Rare White Bison Calf Born in Yellowstone National Park: Cultural Significance and Call for Protection

Rare White Bison Calf Born in Yellowstone National Park: Cultural Significance and Call for Protection

Broke On: Friday, 07 June 2024 A rare white bison calf with cultural significance to Native American communities, particularly the Lakota Sioux, was born in Yellowstone National Park last week. The birth holds spiritual importance and serves as a reminder of the need to protect animals and their habitats. Three such calves have been reported in the past month at different locations. The calf's birth comes after a severe winter that led to over 1,500 buffalo deaths or removals under an agreement between federal and Montana agencies.