Gabe Swartz is a journalist at KALB-TV. He covers a diverse range of topics, with a particular focus on sports, including competitive and professional sports, as well as issues related to crime and justice. Gabe's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including WLOX-TV, KKTV 11 News, and WSMV 4 Nashville, among others.
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Gabe Swartz's coverage is predominantly focused on local news, with an emphasis on sports, crime, and weather in the Kansas City area. His articles primarily cover breaking news and evolving stories related to these topics.
For those looking to pitch to Gabe, providing updates or insights into local sports events (especially football), crime incidents, and weather-related developments in the Kansas City region would be most relevant.
Given his focus on local reporting within this specific geographic area, sources who can provide firsthand knowledge of events or expert commentary related to these localized topics are likely to resonate best with Gabe.
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If you’ve torn your ACL or LCL, you’re in for a delicious reward.
By: Marleah Campbell, Katie Maher, Gabe Swartz, Mark Poulose
KCTV's sports team shares their thoughts on five questions leading up to the Chiefs' season-opener.
This year, Kansas City’s odds have decreased compared to years' past.
The remainder of the Chiefs’ injury report remained the same as Thursday.
By: Greg Dailey, Gabe Swartz
Law enforcement has responded to a homicide Friday afternoon in Kansas City’s Midtown.
The Royals announced Monday that Erceg had been called back up to the MLB roster after he was optioned to Triple-A on Aug. 18.
By: Gabe Swartz
Chiefs fans at Arrowhead gear up for the season-opener at Arrowhead Stadium.
On that play, Delane was tackled by a Broncos player and hurt his shoulder. He exited the game and did not return.
Published Sep. 15, 2026 at 5:15 AM GMT+2 | Updated 15 minutes ago
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - At 36 years old, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce made some additional history to open the 2026 season.
