Natalie Morris
Anchor and Reporter
Cedar Rapids, IA
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Natalie is from Canby, Minnesota. She came to KCRG TV-9 in December of 2020. Previously, Natalie was in Rapid City, SD, where she worked at KOTA Territory News and KEVN Black Hills Fox as the morning anchor. Outside of work, Natalie loves to sing, golf, try new foods, and travel. She is a loving dog mom to her 2-year-old Toy Poodle, Theo. Her favorite drink is a a chai tea latte with almond milk!
Knowing the warning signs of a stroke could help save someone’s life like it helped save 39-year-old Jessica Walters.
Hospitals are in crucial need of blood. Blood centers across the country are reporting declines in donations in recent weeks.
Project managers say the goal is to keep the history alive in College Hall while adding in a modern feel for students.
A new organization at the University of Iowa aims to help students pay for basic necessities like food or rent.
Two Iowa public safety organizations are highlighting importance of communication, especially during emergencies.
For two brothers, creating videos has a bigger purpose than just entertainment.
Mascot committee leaders will meet Wednesday to discuss the next steps for a new school mascot, and they’re starting from the beginning.
The non-profit Urban Dreams is teaming up with the City of Cedar Rapids to address food insecurity.
The Eastern Iowa Airport is working on a new $21 million construction project that will make way for more flights.
The Eastern Iowa Airport will host a job fair on April 13 as it looks to hire more people as travel increases.
The idea of the Iowa Promise Scholarship is to show students that private education can be affordable.
Cathy Lockwood lost her job due to the pandemic, so she decided to start a business out of her home.
After cancelling for the first time ever last year because of the pandemic, the annual SaPaDaPaSo Parade will go on this year.
Linn County Supervisors are talking about how the county buildings should reopen and when.
Animal Welfare Friends in Monticello is working with local authorities to investigate several “dumped” dogs.
Last year, more than 140,000 new cases of colon cancer, also known as colorectal cancer, were reported in the U.S.
The church will start raising money in the Fall for renovations and plan to open the Stoney Point location in spring of next year.
Telehealth is helping more patients get specialized heart care.
More than a month ago, the airport started the ‘Travel Well’ screening program to detect passengers infected with COVID-19.
A Marion small business owner says he is struggling to enforce a mask mandate in his store, despite signs and simply asking customers to mask up.
It’s been more than a week since the Iowa DNR started investigating reports from residents about sick and dead geese near the dam of the Iowa River in Coralville.
On Tuesday, the clinic opened up a phone line to help those people schedule an appointment and get on their vaccine waitlist.
The Marion Independent School District is officially saying goodbye to their current Indians mascot after the school board approved a new name Monday night.
The Cedar Rapids Police Department says more people have registered their home surveillance cameras or doorbell cameras with the department since last year.
State wildlife officials said on Monday that the recent extremely cold weather in eastern Iowa may be to blame for the death of dozens of geese along the Iowa River in Coralville.
Together We Achieve aims to distribute 12,000 food boxes to the community this year.
After living in Cedar Rapids for 40 years, Sharlyn Guthrie and her husband are no stranger to dangerous winter storms. But the couple said their home in Texas just can’t handle the cold brought by recent winter storms.
A local Grubhub driver wants to remind people to clear their walkways, stairs, and driveways before they place an order for delivery.
Some school districts are back to fully in-person learning Tuesday, under a new state law that went into effect this week.
The director of housing services at Waypoint said said they found 19 people sleeping outside during the annual count.
Architectural drawings are in the works for a new sanctuary, but insurance numbers are still not complete from the storms damage.
A local veterinarian has been rehabbing an injured White American Pelican for the past three months.
Pool chemicals in a hot tub at the Cedar Rapids Marriott are the suspected reason a Marion family was recently sent to the hospital