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Natalie Cullen

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Natalie Cullen
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Natalie is an Emmy-award winning journalist who has worked in the Las Vegas market since August 1996, starting as a newscast producer for KLAS-TV Channel 8, and later as an online editor for 8newsnow.com.
 

During her time at Channel 8, she produced coverage of several special events, including the Las Vegas Rock 'n' Roll Marathon, election coverage and New Year's Eve festivities on the Las Vegas Strip. 

She also worked for KTVB-TV Channel 7 in Boise, Idaho and KSL-TV in Salt Lake City, Utah. 

Natalie grew up in Canada and earned her Bachelor of Arts in Communication, emphasis in Broadcast News, from Brigham Young University.

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