Nick Wagner is a photojournalist based in Kansas City, Missouri. He has contributed his work to various publications including The Kansas City Star, Beloit Daily News, and The News Tribune. Nick's photos capture the essence of local events, sports games, and weather phenomena, showcasing the vibrant and diverse community of Kansas City.
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Nick Wagner's coverage predominantly revolves around local sports events and news related to football, specifically the Kansas City Chiefs. His focus on event coverage and expert commentary indicates a receptiveness to pitches offering exclusive insights into upcoming games, player interviews or in-depth analysis of team performance.
Given his specific geographic focus on Missouri and Kansas City, sources with localized knowledge about the teams, players, and events would be well-suited for outreach. Additionally, those who can provide unique perspectives on regional sports culture may also capture Nick's interest.
Consider pitching stories that align with seasonal sporting events or entertainment-related topics within the context of local sports. This could include features about fan experiences during game days or behind-the-scenes looks at how major sporting events impact the community.
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By: Nick Wagner
Andrew Sadek, a son and a college student, was compelled to become a confidential informant for law enforcement, and was later found dead.
Photos: Kraken development camp
By: Nick Wagner
Photos: The Head and the Heart close Day In Day Out festival in Seattle
By: Ken Lambert, Ivy Ceballo, Audrey Richardson, Nick Wagner
The U.S. Navy precision aviation team practiced Thursday for its traditional Seafair weekend performances over Lake Washington.
By: Conrad Swanson, Nick Wagner
Stehekin residents watched for weeks as the Pioneer fire bore down on their tiny, rural community. Now it has arrived and they’re digging in.
STEHEKIN — The Pioneer Fire has pushed past the Stehekin landing and continues to spread toward the Stehekin River Valley as hazardous weather moved into the area.
By: Nick Wagner
The community of Stehekin, dug in against wildfire, expressed its hospitality in home-cooked meals, shared knowledge and a warm welcome in difficult times.
Photos: The 2024 Longacres Mile at Emerald Downs
Photos: North Carolina Courage at Reign FC
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