Greg Dailey is a Digital Content Manager at various news outlets. He covers a range of topics including sports, law and legal affairs, and regional interest stories, with a focus on competitive sports and law enforcement issues. Greg has been featured in numerous media outlets, including KWCH 12, WOWT Omaha, and Gray Television, among others.
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Greg Dailey primarily covers local news, with a focus on sports, entertainment events, and crime in the Kansas City area. He often reports on breaking news and evolving stories related to local government announcements and events.
To effectively reach out to Greg Dailey, consider pitching stories about local sports events (particularly baseball and football), developments regarding stadiums or cultural events happening in Kansas City. Additionally, providing insights into crime-related issues or relevant updates within the city could be of interest to him based on his coverage patterns.
Given his emphasis on covering local news in Kansas City, focusing pitches around this geographic location would likely resonate well with him.
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By: Greg Dailey
Johnson County voters accustomed to casting their ballots at Church of the Resurrection will submit those at other locations in November.
By: Greg Dailey
Jensen is the first catcher in Royals history to earn American League Player of the Month honors.
By: Greg Dailey
Evergy has reminded its customers that beginning on Oct. 1, summer pricing will end for the year and winter pricing will begin.
Another Kansas City-area nonprofit has some financial resources to help with its mission.
By: Greg Dailey
KCTV5, alongside Big Brothers Big Sisters Kansas City, shattered a goal on Tuesday.
By: Greg Dailey
World Rugby will review the host city bids and provide feedback by the end of 2026.
By: Greg Dailey
The Kansas City Chiefs offered a few more details regarding the status of an injured starting offensive lineman.
By: Greg Dailey
Eric Evans pleaded guilty to five misdemeanor counts of “official misconduct - confidential info for gain.”
By: Greg Dailey
OVERLAND PARK, Kan. (KCTV) - Law enforcement told KCTV5 that no one was injured after a car crashed into the front of a grocery store Thursday morning.
By: Greg Dailey
Petitions asking for a public vote on select future major projects within the city have been greenlit by the Kansas City Council.
