Dave D'Marko is a Reporter at various news outlets including KSNT TV, NewsNation, and FOX8 WGHP. He covers a wide range of topics with a focus on regional interest and world news, particularly in areas such as sports, transportation and mobility, and legal affairs. His work has been featured in prominent platforms like Yahoo News, WKRG News 5, and AOL, Inc.
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Dave D'Marko's articles predominantly cover local news, with a focus on government announcements, events, and evolving stories in the Kansas City area. His coverage spans topics such as community issues, crime, and sports.
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Connect KC26’s Stadium Connect service was put to the test for Kansas City’s first World Cup match Tuesday.
By: Dave D’Marko
KC2026 responded to criticism Wednesday about the transportation system it created for the World Cup, ConnectKC26.
Fans from Ecuador and Curaçao have already started to arrive for Saturday's match at Arrowhead Stadium. For Curaçao, the trip to the World Cup and Kansas City is quite historic.
While many fans followed the team down to Arlington, Texas Monday, Argentina fans remained in town rooting them on.
The famed Dutch Orange Bus made an appearance at City Hall in Kansas City, Missouri Wednesday ahead of Thursday's Oranje march through downtown Kansas City.
The weather on Thursday presented challenges for KC2026 which had to delay buses and close Fan Fest very early as a result.
Fireworks will be set off behind the Liberty Memorial as usual this year on the Fourth of July, but things will look a little different with FIFA Fan Festival going on.
By: Dave D’Marko
Dr. Dylan Grau, a University Health podiatrist, has been hired as the podiatrist for the England National Football Team for the 2026 World Cup.
By: Dave D’Marko
Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas says the FIFA World Cup in Kansas City has been a success. Now, his goal is to capitalize as Kansas City tries to attract other large events.
While the party in Kansas City is over, it may not be for anyone with the means for international travel.
