Kevin Maki is an attorney and journalist based in Butte, Montana. He writes for NBC Montana, focusing on local news and events in the Butte area. His articles cover a range of topics, including community events, human interest stories, and profiles of local artists and organizations.
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Butte, Montana, United States (Local)
Kevin Maki's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, community stories, and human interest pieces in Montana. He would likely be interested in pitches that highlight unique personal stories within the local community, especially related to art, veterans, conservation efforts, or significant cultural milestones.
Given his emphasis on event coverage and seasonal topics such as holiday celebrations and traditions, he may also appreciate pitches tied to upcoming local events or those aligned with specific seasons.
As Kevin’s focus is primarily local to Butte and Montana at large, it's important for outreach efforts to reflect a deep understanding of the area and its residents' interests.
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BONNER, Mont. — For more than 120 years, the Bonner Mill was one of the region's most important economic mainstays.
With sputterings of snow and rain, splashed with warm days and cooldowns, it's a typical Montana spring.It's time to put winter away and welcome flowers.At Co
In Montana, few outdoor scenes remind us more of spring than a crop of new calves.NBC Montana visited Lifeline Farm near Victor to see the latest additions to E
The neon sign on West Main Street has been inviting patrons for beer, mixed drinks, and hamburgers to the Missoula Club longer than most of us have been alive.A
MISSOULA, Mont. — The neon sign on West Main Street has been inviting patrons for beer, mixed drinks, and hamburgers to the Missoula Club longer than most of us have been alive.
In September 2020, 80 percent of Native artifacts were destroyed in a fire at The Peoples Center in Pablo.Those beloved items of the Confederated Salish and Koo
By: Kevin Maki
Landmarks point the way to destinations.They identify place.In a fast-changing environment they provide a sense of stability.A landmark can nurture a communit
Warm weather and new life can put on a spectacular show.At Hickory Leaf Dairy Goats on the Stahl Ranch near Missoula, you get a good view of that show during ki
Last winter, NBC Montana brought you a story of the Ninemile Remount Depot's mules and horses that clear trails in our wilderness areas,From November to May, t
MISSOULA, Mont. — The Historical Museum at Fort Missoula offers the public 160-years of Missoula County history.
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