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Sophie Erber

Marquette
As seen in: KKTV-TV (Colorado Springs, CO), Yahoo News, Yahoo, KELO-TV (Sioux Falls, SD), WLUC-TV (Negaunee, MI), KCAU-TV (Sioux City, IA)
Anchor | Reporter at TV6 News - WLUC, NBC & FOX affiliate in Upper Michigan | catch me weekdays live at 6, 7, & 11pm | from🌞 Florida to the U.P ❄️
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Gene editing research comes to Pikes Peak State College

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By Sophie Erber
| KKTV-TV (Colorado Springs, CO) Verified
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) - Pikes Peak State College students are benefitting from a new $1.5 million grant. It’ll give them first-hand experience with gene editing, a science with the potential to cure diseases like sickle cell anemia and cancer. 11 News anchor Sophie Erber met up with a professor at the helm of the program for a closer look at the cutting-edge research. “It is a big deal for us a community college to be involved.
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Healthy dental habits start young: When children should have their first dentist appointment

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By Sophie Erber
| KKTV-TV (Colorado Springs, CO) Verified
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) - If you have small children, doctor’s visits, immunization appointments and the inevitable trips to urgent care can be time-consuming enough. But a much quicker visit, just twice a year, can save your little one from a variety of future health issues. 11 News spoke with a pediatric dentist who says that the first appointment should be much earlier than most think... well before your child can talk.
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Crittenton Center celebrates first Thanksgiving with Tiny Homes residents Original

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By Sophie Erber
| KCAU-TV (Sioux City, IA) Verified
SIOUX CITY, Iowa (KCAU) — When you think of the phrase “home for the holidays,” the home part can often be taken for granted. Many kids who grow up in foster care don’t have a home once they turn 18. KCAU 9’s Sophie Erber has taken the time to share the story of a Tiny Home community where residents are spending their first Thanksgiving in a place that they now call their own. “When you think of Thanksgiving, you think about truly, what are you thankful for?” Crittenton Center CEO Kim Scorza said.
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