Real Time Editor - Depth, Legacy Audio, Sports
Tod Palmer is a Real Time Editor at Depth, Legacy Audio, Sports. He has a diverse background covering various aspects of sports, including professional and competitive sports, major league events, and regional interest stories, with a particular focus on high school sports, NASCAR, and major teams like Sporting Kansas City and the Kansas City Royals. Tod's work has been featured in KMTV 3 News Now, CDC Gaming Reports, WKBW-TV, and several other prominent outlets.
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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
Unsurprisingly, Gael's Public House & Sports drew a passionate crowd Friday for the U.S. Men's National Team's second group-stage World Cup match — a gathering that reflected the bar's reputation as a welcoming space for fans of all backgrounds.
By: Tod Palmer
For 10-year-old Matteo Rodriguez, soccer was a lifeline during his cancer treatments four years ago. Now, it's just a game he loves to play again.
By: Tod Palmer
Thousands of Netherlands soccer fans will take over Grand Boulevard on Thursday for the traditional pregame "Orange Walk" — and Kansas City soccer fans are invited to join them.
By: Tod Palmer
“Insurance policies, $5 million insurance policies, background checks — it was just a very lengthy process,” Tyree Johnson said. “All the way from
By: Tod Palmer
The Independence City Council will consider a resolution Monday that would unequivocally express “its intent to retain ownership of the Bingham-Waggoner Estate and the Vaile Mansion.”
By: Tod Palmer
KSHB 41 reporter Tod Palmer covers sports business and eastern Jackson County, including Independence. Share your story idea with Tod —
By: Tod Palmer
'Never been an I hate John Perkins petition' KSHB 41 reporter Tod Palmer covers sports business and eastern Jackson County, including Independence.
By: Tod Palmer
KSHB 41 reporter Tod Palmer covers sports business and eastern Jackson County, including Independence. Share your story idea with Tod —
By: Tod Palmer
Independence unanimously approved a resolution Monday imposing a 180-day moratorium on new data center and battery energy saving systems (BESS) projects within city limits, drawing cautious praise from residents who say the pause is a step in the right direction — but not enough to address projects already underway in the Little Blue Valley.
By: Tod Palmer
Dr. Kirk McCullough never imagined he would become one of the nation's foremost soccer physicians, but his journey from third grade rec league player to FIFA's venue medical officer for Kansas City has left a lasting mark on him — and on the city.
