Alex Love
Reporter
Alex Love joins us from Rochester, NY as a multi-media journalist. He's been reporting the news for seven years now and has worked in Jackson, MS and Kearney, NE.
Alex graduated from the University of South Carolina Upstate in 2017 where he majored in Mass Media and ran cross country and track on scholarship.
He also held internships in radio for ESPN, TV, and print media before starting his own sports talk show as a senior project for training.
Alex started in sports before switching over to covering news in 2018 but holds a passion for storytelling and love for the industry no matter what the story topic is.
He was born and raised in Baltimore, MD. When not covering the news, Alex loves exploring new places to learn about the history of where he is, swimming, being outdoors while listening to good music or kicking back to watch college and professional sports.
He also has a passion for cooking homemade meals and learning new recipes to eat up.
As hundreds of homeless people prepare for the winter, shelters and the city are partnering up to help.
Kansas City, Missouri, school district's crisis response team responds to elementary school to help students after 5-year-old classmate died at home.
There have still been no arrests made or suspects announced in what Kansas City Police call a “suspicious death” when a boy under the age of 12 was found dead in an alleyway behind the Grand Boulevard Lofts.
If you don’t want to be the house without a Christmas tree this holiday season, you might want to get out and find one now.
‘It takes a special person’: Local professionals keep the holidays bright while working through them
For most, Thanksgiving is about spending time with friends and family, but not everyone has that option. First responders and other Kansas City essential workers are spending the holiday taking care of others.
Some drivers now argue the process of being reimbursed by the city puts them at a disadvantage.
There are less than two days until Thanksgiving which means the clock is ticking on charities and other turkey drives to cover all the families they can who can’t afford daily meals.
This week, it’s time to hit the road for Thanksgiving, and one thing the millions of Americans driving cross country are probably thankful for is cheaper gas prices.
It’s one of the busiest travel days of the year whether you’re traveling by air or by land.
The Grandview School District wanted students to know they're not alone after 17-year-old Amauri Hughes' death.
Kansas City, Missouri, police are actively investigating the death of a teenage girl as a homicide.
A new report from the Labor Department shows inflation is easing as the holidays approach.
Many food pantries in the KC area are facing serious shortages of food they can give to those facing hunger during the holidays.
A husband and father is being remembered by his family after he died trying to help others in need.
Police have identified the Good Samaritan who sadly died while trying to save teenagers who crashed in a stolen car on I-70 earlier this week.
Leaders of the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority are feeling confident about what the future of public transportation will look like
An early morning joyride involving teens and a stolen vehicle ends in a crash killing two people, including a Good Samaritan.
Leaders in the City of Shawnee are standing behind their decision to place city manager Doug Gerber on paid administrative leave.
Many Chiefs fans and Kansas City leaders are already on their way to Frankfurt, Germany to watch the Chiefs take on the Miami Dolphins but this trip could mean more than football.
The Mayor of Kansas City, Kansas blasted his colleagues and the people of Wyandotte County on Facebook.
According to UAW, General Motors and the United Auto Workers Union have reached a tentative agreement. Local experts say they’ve been watching closely and have been expecting this deal for weeks.
For longtime Lawrence locals and KU fans, this fall feels more energetic for football than years past.
After more than a month of striking, the United Auto Workers union is telling Ford workers on the picket line to go back to work.
After months of anticipation, there’s still no decision about where the Royals are moving. Now, the Jackson County legislature is demanding a bigger role in overseeing negotiations between them and the county.
Kansas City is in line to receive billions for transportation projects all in an effort to help reconnect the city.
Police officers and public officials continue to call fentanyl one of the deadliest drugs in the city and addiction treatment advocates are now calling it a crisis.
Pharmacists at Walgreens and CVS are threatening a nationwide walkout at the end of this month, pushing some customers to look locally for their pharmacological needs.
The four officers will remain on paid administrative leave until the city completes its investigation.
