Mike Bush is a highly accomplished journalist and anchor for KSDK-TV in St. Louis, Missouri. With a long list of awards and recognition, including multiple Emmys and Murrow Awards, Mike has established himself as a respected figure in the field of journalism. He covers a wide range of local news stories, from sports to community events, and brings a compassionate and engaging approach to his reporting.
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Mike Bush's coverage is primarily focused on local events and sports, especially high school sports in the St Louis area. If you want to reach out effectively, consider providing insights or stories related to local high school sports teams or athletes. Additionally, reaching out with human interest stories related to local figures or community members involved in significant endeavors could also be of interest.
Given his regional focus, any pitches should demonstrate clear relevance to the St Louis area specifically. Local angles will likely resonate more strongly than broader national or international topics if they can tie back into the specific geographic region he covers.
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A slow start turned into a fast finish.
A bad break seemed to have given the Orestimba High football team the edge in Friday’s Trans-Valley League home contest against Hughson.
By: Mike Bush
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When the 2025 Davis High football team takes to the field next summer, it will play 10 regular season games.
What will members of the UC Davis football team be doing during an extended weekend?
Lodi High football coach Joe Rohles is looking forward to his team’s practice on Monday.
Blue Devil attacker Drew Erickson gets ready to throw the ball in Monday’s SFL boys water polo game against Jesuit at Arroyo Pool.
UCD running back Lan Larison (3) lands into the end zone for a touchdown, while Cal Poly defensive back Brian Dukes Jr. (9) watches in Saturday's Big Sky Conference football game at UC Davis Health Stadium. Arya Lalvani/Enterprise photo
Here is the good news for the Davis High boys and girls water polo teams – they each earned a high seed in the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Division I playoffs.
Back on the winning track.
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