Lily O Shea Becker is a journalist for KSHB, KMCI, and The EW Scripps Company, focusing on local news in the Kansas City area. With a passion for reporting on community issues, crime, and local events, Lily aims to provide accurate and timely information to the residents of Missouri.
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Lily O Shea Becker's coverage is heavily focused on local breaking news, particularly crime-related stories in the Kansas City area. Given this focus, she would likely be most responsive to pitches related to evolving crime stories or breaking news in the region.
Pitches offering insights into ongoing criminal investigations or updates on missing person cases within the Kansas City area may be of particular interest. Additionally, providing expert commentary on legislative developments related to law enforcement and crime in Missouri could also resonate with her coverage.
Given Lily’s specific geographic focus, any pitches should directly tie into events or issues occurring within Kansas City, Missouri.
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By: Lily O'Shea Becker
The project will add over 1,200 residential units, a public green space, and office, hotel and retail spaces to the neighborhood.
By: Lily O Shea Becker
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Family, friends and the Rockhurst High School community gathered on Wednesday to celebrate late alum Mike Darby by naming the school's Student Government Association office after him.
By: Lily O Shea Becker
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Kansas City, Missouri's, Healthy Homes Rental Inspection Program visited Quality Hill Towers on Tuesday, where a tenant union is in its 43rd day of withholding its rent.
By: Lily O'Shea Becker
The City of Lawrence passed a new land development code Tuesday night, and some residents are concerned it could change the landscapes of their neighborhoods.
By: Lily O Shea Becker
Fallen Independence Ofc. Cody Allen was awarded Officer of the Year, in addition to officers Steven Thompson and Luke Buchanan. All three were shot when responding to a shooting at a house in Independence on Feb. 29.
By: Lily O Shea Becker
LAWRENCE, Kan. — For 20 years, two women have brought their Indian culture to Kansas City through Bollywood dance, and this year it's impacting Kansas City's youth in more than one way.
By: Steve Kaut, Lily O'Shea Becker, David Medina
"The time is now" — that's the message Kansas City, Missouri, school and city officials had during a press conference Thursday where they pitched a $474 million GO bond proposal to the public.
By: Lily O Shea Becker
LAWRENCE, Kan. — "Freshman year when I'd feel homesick, I'd go to Watson and do my homework because it was quiet and I didn't know my roommate," said University of Kansas sophomore Emilie Theophile.
By: Lily O Shea Becker
Volunteers with Heart-n-Hand Ministries in Belton, Missouri, delivered Thanksgiving meals to those in need in Cass County Saturday morning.
By: Lily O'Shea Becker
Local businesses in Lawrence say they've adjusted to a season of Saturdays without KU football, but they're looking forward to a busy Small Business Saturday.
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