Kerry Charles

Evening anchor at NBC4 Columbus

shreveport, louisiana, united states

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I am an honest, forthright newsroom leader who knows how to produce the big story and tell it in a manner that's relevant to viewers. I have drive, brains and poise. Additionally, I enjoy people!

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Family dispute turns to shooting; three years later, suspect remains on the run

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – It’s been more than three years since a family feud ended in gunfire, and while the victim survived, the suspect remains free. Don Nealey, 68, is wanted for felonious assault and improperly discharging a firearm into a habitation. ... See more

nbc4i.com•Kerry Charles•Nov 18, 2025

Mid-Ohio mentorship: Cultivating future farmers

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — A group of young adults is learning everything from soil science to greenhouse management, gaining hands-on experience that could grow into lifelong careers. One participant, Joy Kerr, said the Mid-Ohio mentorship program has culti... See more

nbc4i.com•Kerry Charles•Sep 25, 2025

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Family dispute turns to shooting; three years later, suspect remains on the run

Mid-Ohio mentorship: Cultivating future farmers