Mark Poulose is a journalist based in Kansas City, Missouri. He writes for KCTV/KSMO/tv, KY3 Inc. (KYTV), and has also been featured in KTTC NBC 10. Mark covers a range of local news topics, including gun safety, law enforcement, community events, sports, and more.
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Mark Poulose's coverage primarily focuses on local news and events in the Kansas City area, with a notable emphasis on sports-related content. His articles often highlight community events, safety alerts, and updates from local authorities.
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By: Mark Poulose
Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker has stepped into the political limelight recently.
By: Mark Poulose
Fall brings cooler weather and a change of season, but it also brings more sniffles and sore throats.
By: Mark Poulose
A man is dead and another is injured after an explosion at Hart’s Auto Repair in Excelsior Springs, Missouri.
By: Mark Poulose
/Gray News) - A man is dead and another is injured after an explosion at an auto shop in Excelsior Springs, Missouri.
City officials in Kansas City, Mo., are hopeful Kansas City could soon be home to a WNBA team. (KCTV5) By Mark Poulose Published: Oct. 25, 2024 at 4:18 AM GMT+2
Usually when people vote early, it is to skip the line. That’s not what happened Friday in Lee’s Summit, where people were greeted with wait times comparable to a busy day at Disney World.
By: Mark Poulose
Early voters in Jackson County faced wait times lasting up to 3.5 hours on Saturday in Lee’s Summit at the Ranger Rec. Building.
By: Mark Poulose
More than 100,000 people have voted early in Johnson County, Kansas – including nearly 30,000 on Friday and Saturday.
Clay County has a new feature for this year’s presidential election to let you know how long you might wait at the polls. (KCTV5) By Mark Poulose Published: Oct. 31, 2024 at 2:50 AM GMT+1
By: Mark Poulose
Election officials are telling the remaining mail-in voters to drop off their ballots at designated drop boxes.
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