Brian Tabick
Reporter
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Brian Tabick joined the KCRG-TV9 News team in June 2019.
Prior to coming to KCRG-TV9, Brian spent five years covering news in north-central Iowa at Mason City's KIMT-TV.
Brian graduated from Columbia College Chicago in 2013 with a degree in Broadcast Journalism. He grew up in Algonquin, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago.
Brian is a very big Chicago Cubs baseball fan and played baseball himself for around 15 years.
If you want to leave Brian a tip you can email him at brian.tabick@kcrg.com.
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On Saturday, Cedar Falls Mayor Rob Green spoke about the loss of three of their own.
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Grassley condemned the nationwide string of violence Friday, with one of the most recent shootings taking place at a church near Ames. The Longest-serving Republican Senator pointed out the shooter had a relationship with one of the two people he shot and had an active restraining order against him.
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Four-year college enrollment has been slowly dropping since 2012, but a study conducted by the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center showed it plummeted over the last two years.
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An Iowa woman is helping to combat the baby formula shortage by donating her extra breastmilk.
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Saturday marked the one year since Iowa State Patrol Sgt. Jim Smith was ambushed while working on the line of duty.
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What started as a normal day on March 15th turned into a nightmare after Sally realized she had fallen for a scam.
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“This is the first time I’ve seen a bill come out of the chamber since I’ve been in business,” said Troy Willard, CEO of Can Shed in Cedar Rapids.
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A bill in the Iowa Senate would cap how much victims of truck crashes could get in lawsuits. A change that would benefit the trucking industry.