Andy Alcock is a News Reporter at various prominent television stations including KDRV-TV and KDKF-TV. He covers a wide range of topics, focusing on regional interest, world news, and sports, with particular attention to both individual and team sports, as well as issues related to animal rescue and rehabilitation. Andy's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including WXII 12 Triad CW, WESH 2 News, and WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore.
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Andy Alcock's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, with a particular emphasis on crime and government-related topics in the Kansas City area. He appears to have a keen interest in evolving stories and breaking news related to law enforcement, community events, and political developments within Jackson County and the broader Kansas City region.
Given his focus on local news and government announcements, Andy may be receptive to pitches from local authorities or community figures involved in significant initiatives or events within the Kansas City area. Additionally, sources who can provide expert commentary or insights into ongoing criminal cases or legislative matters at a local level could also capture his attention.
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By: Andy Alcock
President Trump has ordered changes to childhood vaccine recommendations, including a core schedule covering 11 diseases. A Kansas City pediatrician is raising concerns, while Missouri's school vaccination requirements remain unchanged.
By: Andy Alcock
The eighth-largest jackpot in Powerball history could have a winner or winners after Wednesday night's drawing. And many customers in KC hope they have luck on their side.
By: Andy Alcock
A new lawsuit is trying to stop a massive multi-billion dollar data center in east Independence currently under construction from moving forward.
Kearney is standing behind its Flock license plate cameras despite recent theft and damage, while Bolivar has decided to remove its cameras due to privacy concerns
Edgerton is suing two women and a nonprofit after they organized a petition seeking a November vote to ban data centers in the Johnson County city.
By: Andy Alcock
Residents of a North Lawn Apartments building were reportedly forced out Friday morning after the city reportedly deemed the building "dangerous."
By: Nick Sloan
Kansas City police are searching for whoever killed Sabrae Morris, 21, and Raul Lara-Delgado, 19, in a Sunday shooting on Wheeling Avenue. A third victim is stable.
By: Andy Alcock
The search is on for the killer or killers of two young men after a Sunday afternoon shooting in the 2000 block of Wheeling Avenue in Kansas City.
By: Andy Alcock
Missouri's self-defense law, a lawsuit against Kansas City, and the new congressional maps are among the issues Attorney General Catherine Hanaway addressed Tuesday.
The Kansas City, Kansas, community paid tribute to a fallen officer Wednesday, dedicating a street in his honor, one year after his death.
