Jacob Meikel is the Sports Director at News-Press NOW, where he has been since 2022. With a strong focus on sports and transportation policy, Jacob covers a variety of themes including sports business and mobility issues, reflecting his diverse interests and expertise. He has been featured in multiple outlets including KMIZ-TV - ABC17 News, Yahoo Sports, and The Kansas City Star.
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Jacob Meikel's coverage predominantly revolves around local sports, particularly high school and college-level basketball, football, and volleyball. His articles largely focus on events and announcements related to local sports teams.
Given the nature of his reporting, Jacob is likely to be interested in pitches that involve local athletes' achievements or challenges, upcoming sporting events within his geographic focus (United States, Missouri, St Joseph), as well as human-interest stories about individuals involved in these sports. If you have a compelling story about a local athlete or team achievement in the mentioned areas of interest, it could resonate with Jacob for potential coverage.
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By: Jacob Meikel
The Oak Grove student spent most of her winter break at the camp.
By: Jacob Meikel
A former KCK police officer is facing felony charges relating to drug possession, as well as other misdemeanor charges, the Wyandotte County District Attorney’s office announced Thursday.
The Dollywood Foundation says it's working with the Missouri House and Senate to restore funding before the budget is finalized and is signed by Gov. Mike Kehoe.
One person is dead following a collision on westbound Interstate 70 in Lafayette County Tuesday afternoon.
Roughly a dozen businesses in Kansas City received licenses to temporarily serve alcohol for 23 hours a day during the World Cup.
By: Jacob Meikel
Kansas City’s most historic golf course reopened to the public on Monday.
The E-Bike Safety Rules Ordinance sponsored by Mayor Quinton Lucas passed out of the City Council’s Transportation, Infrastructure and Operations Committee on Monday.
By: Jacob Meikel
Camp Fury returned for another year on the grounds of the Kansas City Fire Department Training Facility.
A celebration of life for a William Jewell College football player who died during a game last weekend is set for Saturday at Memorial Hall in Kansas City, Kansas.
Spectrum News has confirmed that men's basketball's Mark Mitchell has re-enrolled at the University of Missouri, that is according to his agency. Mitchell
