Kevin Hurd

Kevin Hurd

Kevin Hurd is a TV reporter at an NBC affiliate in Wisconsin. While in school, he interned at NBC News in Washington, where he helped write about the 2012 election for their political blog, First Read. He has also interned at KARE-TV in Minneapolis and worked locally as a videographer.
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  • Expert: New iPad and iPad 2 Glass Similar in Durability, Breakability
    4/19/2012
    An electronics repair expert says there are similarities in the way the glass breaks between the iPad 2 and newest iPad; says both seem similar in durability.
  • Applications that Help Long-distance Relationships Thrive
    4/15/2012
    There are a number of applications and programs that people in international long-distance relationships can use to communicate easily and cost effectively.
  • Bus Service a Cheap Way to Visit Washington, D.C. And New York City
    11/2/2011
    Last spring I moved to Washington, D.C. for an internship. Growing up and spending most of my life in the Midwest made the idea of exploring the Northeast corridor during the weekends very appealing.
  • Koreans Join "Occupy" Movement with "Occupy Seoul" Rally
    10/24/2011
    South Koreans raised candles and signs this weekend, joining NYC and the world in the Occupy movement. Hundreds rallied peacefully in Seoul against high college tuition, the U.S.-Korea FTA, and disparities between 99% and 1%. Translations by Arum Yang.
  • Haunted Houses Around Minneapolis, St. Paul and the Twin Cities
    10/17/2011
    Halloween may not be until October 31st but haunted houses around the Twin Cities have opened their doors, welcoming anybody looking for a good scream. There are several attractions to check out, with the offerings including mazes, rides and shows.
  • A Look Around Baltimore's Inner Harbor
    10/14/2011
    Take a look at the area surrounding Baltimore Inner Harbor. This tourist hotspot includes the marine museum, entertainment area, tons of restaurants and an observation room giving visitors a look at greater Baltimore.
  • Small Town Bakery Hit by Tough Economy
    10/13/2011
    At the Cold Spring Bakery in Cold Spring, MN, you will not find a shortage of dough. But with the economy in a slump, the other kind of dough is a little harder to come by these days. In a time of a tight economy, the pinch can be felt all the way down to
  • The Animals of the San Diego Zoo
    9/26/2011
    Visiting the animals on a walking tour of the San Diego Zoo
  • Traveling? Don't Forget About Paying for that First Checked Bag
    9/22/2011
    Sunscreen, check. Sunglasses, check. First checked baggage fee, check. Paying extra for a first checked bag has become a standard expectation for air travelers. It has become as normal as taking off shoes and belts in the security line or printing boarding passes.
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  • Perry's Voice Heard Most During Past Two GOP Debates
    9/20/2011
    Texas Gov. Rick Perry -- the perceived frontrunner and one of the most watched candidates vying for the GOP presidential nomination -- had his mouth open the most, between answering questions, making rebuttals and giving responses during the past two debates ...
  • Kids Need Adequate Sleep for Healthy School Year
    9/14/2011
    It could be one of the hardest sleeping transitions of the year. As summer comes to a close, kids across the country are forced to trade in their TV watching for textbooks, play dates for pencils and bid goodbye to late nights and sleeping in.
  • Flying Out of the Minneapolis Airport? Parking Downtown Saves Money
    9/5/2011
    Earlier this year while getting ready to take a winter trip, I was searching for parking options at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport. On my last trip, I used airport parking and ended up paying what seemed like a fortune for just a few days. I
  • Explained: Using Netflix and Hulu Plus
    9/2/2011
    There are many ways to enjoy a beautiful summer day; laying outside with a good book, taking a walk, or taking a nap in a hammock. Now, add a new one to the list: watching a TV show or movie on a portable device.
  • How Will Apple ICloud Work?
    9/2/2011
    A new type of cloud is hanging over San Francisco. We’re talking about the iCloud, the latest rollout from tech giant Apple. It is a new service that will allow iTunes users to store their music collection online and have easy access to it.
  • Going to the Minnesota State Fair? Take the Shuttle Bus, Avoid the Fuss
    9/2/2011
    Trying to park at the Minnesota State Fair can be worse than trying to move through Underwood Ave. on a weekend. Bus shuttles have helped solve this problem and are now great way to easily get to and from the fairgrounds.

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