Kevin Maki is a reporter at KECI-TV. With a strong background in agriculture and arts, he covers topics ranging from organic farming and ranching to fine art and recycling, reflecting his diverse interests and regional roots. Kevin is featured in NBC Montana.
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Kevin Maki's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, community stories, and human interest pieces in Montana. He would likely be interested in pitches that highlight unique personal stories within the local community, especially related to art, veterans, conservation efforts, or significant cultural milestones.
Given his emphasis on event coverage and seasonal topics such as holiday celebrations and traditions, he may also appreciate pitches tied to upcoming local events or those aligned with specific seasons.
As Kevin’s focus is primarily local to Butte and Montana at large, it's important for outreach efforts to reflect a deep understanding of the area and its residents' interests.
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By: Kevin Maki
We see them in fields, alleys, barns, eking out a living as predators, or relying on someone to feed them.Feral cats, or wild cats, if left unattended, multipl
The annual Field Day at the Western Agricultural Research Center brought farmers, students, and scientists from around the state to share and learn more about t
By: Kevin Maki
It's one of the most intriguing periods in American history.Few eras have generated more books, movies, and tall tales than stories of the Old West.Montana hold
By: Kevin Maki
POLSON, Mont. — It used to be just about every small town in America had a local movie theater.
MISSOULA, Mont. — There's no better friend than one who won't leave you when you really need them.
By: Kevin Maki
MISSOULA, Mont. — Some of the region's most extraordinary works of religious art can be found at Saint Francis Xavier Catholic Church in Missoula.
Just about all of St. Regis was on high alert Monday.George, the famous talking Myna bird from the Talking Bird Saloon is missing.The Saloon's manager, Debby N
The parade down Main Street in Hamilton always kicks off the Ravalli County Fair and Rodeo
In 1864, four prospectors discovered gold in Last Chance Gulch, catapulting Helena into one of the west's most lucrative boom towns.Montana's Capital City has
In August, the Dillon-based Helle Rambouillet Ranch lost 220 sheep to lightning. The sheep were killed in the remote Gravelly Mountains in Madison County. (NBC Montana File Photo)
