Kirstyn Clark is an AP Award Winning News Reporter at Draper Media. She focuses on themes such as energy policy and regulation, urban development, and real estate, striving to serve the community and amplify the voices of the underserved through impactful storytelling. Kirstyn's work has been featured in WDTV 5 News, WRAL, and WECT News.
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Kirstyn Clark's coverage is centered on local community news, with a focus on government announcements and legal policy regulations. She often covers stories related to crime, marijuana legalization, infrastructure projects, and their impact at the local level within Maryland and Salisbury.
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Thursday night kicks off the start of high school football season. School districts introduce new policies to keep everyone safe this year.
The Wake County Public School System wants to boost attendance and make sure all students are showing up to school every day.
By: Kirstyn Clark
Thursday night, Cary Town Council will hold its only meeting in August after council members were met with demands to resign a month ago.
A Fayetteville man was arrested after police say he was involved with three shootings and two carjackings Sunday morning in Fayetteville. The Fayetteville
The Cary high school joins a list of others dealing with HVAC issues in Wake County. WRAL Investigates found more than a third of Wake County schools had an HVAC issue at the time of their inspection, per recent inspection records.
The Stanley Cup, along with past and present Canes champions, will be at the Veiola Pickleball National Championships at the Cary Tennis Park on Thursday.
Air conditioning issues continue at schools across the Triangle. Wake and Durham counties schools have sent students home due to HVAC failure in extreme heat.
Police are investigating multiple car break-ins at the Homewood Suites hotel in Durham.
By: Kirstyn Clark
On Thursday, the town council will consider more training and oversight measures recommended by the state auditor to make sure its "extravagant spending culture" doesn't happen again.
By: Kirstyn Clark
Thousands woke up early Friday morning to participate in the annual stair climbs in Durham and Chapel Hill honoring the victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
