Ryan Gamboa is a news anchor and journalist based in Great Falls, Montana. He specializes in local news coverage, focusing on topics such as community events, education, agriculture, and government. Ryan's work has been featured in various news outlets, including KRTV Communications, Kxlf, KPAX Missoula/Kalispell, and KXLH Communications.
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Ryan Gamboa's focus is largely on local events, government announcements, and press releases in the Great Falls, Montana area. He covers topics related to family & relationships, government & politics, and agriculture & farming.
For engaging with Ryan, consider offering insights or access to local events in Great Falls or broader issues impacting the community. If you have information about agricultural developments or governmental policies affecting this region specifically, it could be of interest to him. Additionally, if you can provide unique perspectives from local figures involved in these activities/events covered by Ryan such as interviews with community leaders or experts within relevant fields.
Given his coverage attributes around event coverage and government announcement themes along with a geographic focus on Great Falls and Montana; direct pitches that align closely with these areas are likely to yield better results when reaching out to him.
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By: Ryan Gamboa
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — For three years, SábaDos has taken over the underground pop culture and art scene throughout Kansas City.
By: Ryan Gamboa
On Friday, a pair of archaeologists discovered the remains of Platte City, Missouri, pioneers inside the overgrown Jones-Bane Cemetery.
By: Ryan Gamboa
KSHB 41 reporter Ryan Gamboa covers Miami County in Kansas and Cass County in Missouri. Share your story idea with Ryan —
By: Ryan Gamboa
The economy, immigration, and abortion are just some of the issues voters will decide on at the polls this election season.
By: Ryan Gamboa
Rep. Davids and Dr. Reddy agreed to one-on-one interviews with KSHB 41 and were asked a series of questions based on important issues in their campaigns.
By: Ryan Gamboa
Kansas City's Guadalupe Center held a traditional celebration of Día De Los Muertos, honoring deceased loved ones.
By: Ryan Gamboa
Nationwide drought conditions over the last three years have left cattle producers with a shortage of grazing acres, hay and water.
By: Ryan Gamboa
BELTON, Mo. — On Veterans Day, celebrations across the country pay tribute to active and retired soldiers serving in times of peace and war.
By: Ryan Gamboa
LEE'S SUMMIT, Mo. — On Tuesday night, parents and community members in Lee's Summit demanded answers on a recommended closure of Lee's Summit Elementary School.
By: Ryan Gamboa
Advocates for youth mental health celebrated with a ribbon cutting for Tyler's House for Teens in Mission, Kansas.
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