Welcome our newest reporter, Makayla Strickland
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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - The KOLR10/FOX49 family is excited to welcome its newest on-air team member! Makayla Strickland moved to her new role in front of the camera as a Reporter/Multimedia Journalist in May 2024. Before that, starting in 2022, she worked behind the scenes as an associate producer for KOLR10/FOX49’s Daybreak and Midday shows. She’s []

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