Leslie DelasBour is an Evening News Reporter for WFTX-TV in Kansas City. She is a native Houstonian and a graduate of Hampton University. Leslie's reporting focuses on local news in the Kansas City area, covering a wide range of topics including community events, crime, and human interest stories.
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Leslie's coverage primarily focuses on local news and evolving stories related to Kansas City, with an emphasis on crime and family/relationship themes. Given this focus, she would likely be interested in pitches that involve local community initiatives, activism efforts, or personal stories that resonate with the community.
Considering Leslie's coverage attributes, she may appreciate receiving updates on evolving local stories or announcements from government sources pertaining to Kansas City. Pitches involving human interest angles such as those related to community support for families facing challenges or initiatives addressing social issues within Kansas City could also align well with her coverage interests.
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By: Leslie Delasbour
One family is pleading for the communityโs help after their son, a tow truck driver, was shot 8 times.
By: Leslie Delasbour
Houston-area volunteer firefighters have made it to Florida after collecting donations to take to those in need after Hurricane Milton.
By: Leslie Delasbour
A small community band from LaMarque, Texas, is seeking funds to perform at North Carolina A&T's Homecoming, an opportunity to showcase their talent and inspire the next generation of musicians.
By: Leslie Delasbour
"We cannot forget what happened to her. This is in her honor. We want everybody to know we have not forgotten her and neither has the community. This is a reminder that justice can prevail."
The Brief FORT BEND COUNTY, Texas - $100,000 could be yours, according to the United States Postal Inspectors, who say they need the communityโs help stopping mail thieves.
By: Leslie Delasbour
Former Harris County Sheriff's Office Sergeant Garret Hardin was found not guilty by a jury Monday in the killing of Roderick Brooks.
HOUSTON - Men, women and children say they are scared and want a serial rapist to be caught fast.
HOUSTON - The hunt continues for a serial rapist targeting women in northwest Houston. His armed attacks date back to August.
By: Leslie Delasbour
The tight-knit community of Sweeny grapples with the tragic loss of Michaela Tyler. Amidst an ongoing investigation with no arrests, her grandmother and co-workers at the daycare where Tyler worked speak out about the void left behind, highlighting her role as a caring teacher and the need for justice.
By: Leslie Delasbour
In September, tenants at a mobile home park in northwest Houston were told the owner was selling the land and they had to move by December and last week they held a press conference to raise more awareness while trying to keep their homes.
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