Ryan Gamboa is a Multimedia Journalist at KRTV 3 in Great Falls, Montana. He focuses on themes such as education, school safety, culture and society, and current affairs, often exploring social interests and racial issues. Ryan's work has been featured in various outlets including KXLH Communications, KTVH-TV, and KPAX Missoula/Kalispell.
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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
There was quite the gathering Wednesday afternoon outside Morning Grange near West 191st Street and South Clare Road in Gardner.
By: Ryan Gamboa
Kansas City-area farmers are reacting to new legislation passed Thursday by the U.S. House of Representatives to pay for $390 billion in farm programs.
By: Ryan Gamboa
One person is dead following a shooting during a private celebration Saturday night. A suspect is in custody after a nearly 16-hour manhunt.
By: Ryan Gamboa, Sam Hartle
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Leavenworth County Commission voted 3-2 Wednesday to impose a 90-day moratorium on data center development.
By: Ryan Gamboa
The Missouri Supreme Court's ruling on a pair of lawsuits challenging new Congressional district lines was a new win for the "Missouri First Maps."
By: Ryan Gamboa
The city of Belton's 353 program is giving small businesses and homeowners a financial incentive to invest in their properties — and it's reshaping the city's downtown district in the process.
By: Ryan Gamboa
The KCMO City Council is considering a new ordinance that would ban therapeutic practices shown to increase the risk of suicide, depression, and self-harm when provided for compensation.
By: Ryan Gamboa
The Algerian national team's planned arrival on Sunday night marked the continued build-up of excitement following years of planning and the beginning of World Cup festivities in Kansas City.
By: Ryan Gamboa
Earl's Coffee Company recently opened in Bucyrus, Kansas, a small, unincorporated community in Miami County where grain bins serve as the skyline and locomotive traffic passes through without stopping.
By: Ryan Gamboa
A Raymore couple hosting a short-term rental property has yet to receive a single World Cup booking — even after cutting their nightly rate — as Kansas City prepares to host its first match on June 16.
