Katie Maher is a Weekend Sports Anchor at KWCH 12. She covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including individual and team sports, competitive sports, and the intersection of sports with education and campus life. Katie's insights and reporting have been featured in various outlets, including The Australian Association for Research in Education, Pearls & Irritations, WIBW TV, KCTV/KSMO/tv, and MSN.
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Katie Maher's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly in Kansas. She seems interested in reporting on high school and college sports competitions within the state, with a focus on football and basketball.
Given her emphasis on event coverage and press releases, she may be receptive to pitches offering insights into upcoming or recently held local sporting events, interviews with athletes or coaches from Kansas-based teams, and news related to college sports at institutions such as Kansas State University or the University of Kansas.
Pitches that offer unique angles or exclusive access to players or behind-the-scenes stories from these specific local sporting events are likely to resonate well with Katie.
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Kansas City dominated the Chicago Dogs 6-1 to begin their six-game homestand.
By: Katie Maher
Three-goal performance powers KC Current past NWSL-leading Portland Thorns
By: Katie Maher
Some changes had to be made around Hoglund Ballpark to make it ready for the national stage and able to welcome a lot more fans than usual.
By: Katie Maher
Chiefs wide receiver Xavier Worthy gave back to the Kansas City community in a big way on Saturday morning.
Gardner-Edgerton softball made program history on Saturday, winning its first state championship.
Jakov Novak scored an overtime winner to beat the Fort Wayne Komets, 4-3, on Tuesday night at Cable Dahmer Arena.
A Kansas City World Cup volunteer is going viral thanks to his daughter's 'OOTD' posts.
By: Katie Maher, Jane Kenway
University encampments invite us into a different way of doing education that defies institutional control.
The Royals wore the hats of the 1946 Kansas City Monarchs as part of the club’s ‘Salute to the Negro Leagues’ Day.
Now that the ECHL Western Conference Champions’ record-breaking 2026 season is over, they have some more time to dedicate to the off-ice assists.
