Cody Holyoke is a News Anchor, Reporter, and Moderator for KMBC 9, focusing on local news in the Kansas City area. With a keen interest in politics and community issues, Cody covers a wide range of topics including social issues, local events, and interviews with key figures in the region. He is dedicated to providing accurate and informative news to the Kansas City community.
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Cody Holyoke's articles predominantly cover local politics, social issues, and legal matters in Kansas City and Missouri. His coverage includes event highlights, government announcements, and data citations.
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Our conversation with the Democratic hopeful focuses on immigration, the economy, and political reform
Our roundtable takes a closer look at the candidates in Missouri's gubernatorial race
The Republican is up against Democrat House Minority Leader Crystal Quade
The Democrat is up against Republican Mike Kehoe in the Nov. 5th general election
Our roundtable of journalists gives insight on Missouri's ballot questions
KMBC 9's Heart of the Matter offers a closer look at key questions on the Missouri ballot
Cody Holyoke guides voters through key races, issues KMBC 9's ‘Heart of the Matter' devotes an entire hour to preparing voters for the polls.
Kansas Secretary of State Scott Schwab gives a debrief of the 2024 General Election
Statewide, voters approved progressive initiatives while electing conservative candidates
Republicans keep supermajorities in both states, with new faces in the legislature
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