Tod Palmer is a Digital In-Depth Reporter for KSHB / KMCI, part of The EW Scripps Company. With a focus on local news in the Missouri and Kansas City area, Tod covers a range of topics including sports, insurance, and community events. His work has also appeared on KMTV 3 News Now.
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Tod Palmer's coverage is primarily focused on local sports, particularly the Kansas City Chiefs football team. He heavily covers evolving stories and event coverage related to the team, suggesting he would be most responsive to pitches offering insights or interviews about ongoing developments within the Chiefs organization.
Given his focus on local sports teams in Kansas City, he may also be interested in human interest stories involving athletes, coaches, or other figures associated with the Chiefs. Additionally, considering his attention to breaking news and press releases related to this team, relevant updates regarding player injuries or trades could capture his interest as well.
As Tod focuses specifically on local events pertaining to a specific sports team (Kansas City Chiefs), localized pitches that incorporate compelling story angles about players/coaches or exclusive access are likely to resonate with him more effectively.
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By: Tod Palmer
H&R Block has acknowledged that some âdesktop softwareâ users are having issues filing their tax return Monday, which is one of the busiest days on the tax calendar.
By: Sam Hartle
KANSAS CITY, Mo. â Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid made his first comments Monday since the arrest last week of wide receiver Rashee Rice.
By: Tod Palmer
KANSAS CITY, Mo. â Even among Olympic athletes, there's something singularly spectacular about the men's 100-meter dash, which conveys the crown of the world's fastest human and the spotlight it bestows every four years.
By: Tod Palmer
GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium passed its first test as a future FIFA World Cup venue Saturday as more than 72,000 soccer fans packed in for a Sporting Kansas City match with renovations underway.
On Monday, KC Current and Port KC, along with several other partners, announced an $800 million, phased mixed-use project.
By: Tod Palmer
Not long ago, the land that became the Berkley Riverfront was a wasteland, but it's transformation into a unique, vibrant Kansas City neighborhood continues through Port KC and the Current's vision.
By: Tod Palmer
NIL collectives and the millions of dollars flowing through them have generated countless headlines, but star prep athletes in Missouri and Kansas, like Blue Valley North's Aubrey Shaw, also benefit.
By: Tod Palmer
LEE'S SUMMIT, Mo. â Monica Abbott is considered one of the greatest softball pitchers ever and makes no bones about the fact that the Olympics is the pinnacle of her sport.
By: Tod Palmer
For the first time in nearly four decades, the Missouri State High School Activities Association will stage its large-class football championship games in the Kansas City region beginning in 2025.
By: Tod Palmer
Golfers may not think about the science behind maintaining the course, but that's the job for groundskeepers â as a group of Olathe fourth-graders learned Wednesday at Heritage Golf Course.
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