Mike Clark is an anchor at WTAE, where he has been delivering news since 1995. His journalistic focus spans sports, including competitive and professional sports, as well as topics related to medicine, healthcare, and natural sciences. Mike's work has been featured in a variety of publications, including The Times of Northwest Indiana, Sports Illustrated, and the Chicago Sun-Times.
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Mike Clark’s coverage heavily leans towards local sports events, particularly high school sports. If you are involved in the Chicago sports scene or have insights into local athletes and their achievements, especially those related to high school sports, Mike may be interested in your input.
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With records in parentheses and last week’s rankings
A house fire displaced a family in Pine Township, Allegheny County, on Monday morning.
By: Mike Clark
Already missing lead running back Malik Horton with an injury, Curie took another hit when starting quarterback Jamari Green-Langley was hurt against Lincoln Park on Sept. 5 at Rockne Stadium.
By: Mike Clark
Hubbard's Prince Johnson (8) fights for extra yardage during a 22-12 loss to Muchin on Sept. 3. Photo by Joey Gelman/Chicago Public League
St. Laurence vs. Joliet Catholic at Joliet Memorial, 7:30 p.m.
By: Mike Clark
Kenneth Wright had three touchdown runs of 70 yards or longer in a 40-18 loss to Johnson on Sept. 5.
Photos shared by the fire department showed an SUV that went over an embankment and onto the docks, just inches from the Monongahela River.
The festival at Mellon Park is meant to give young people a safe environment to come together, with live music, food vendors and a celebrity basketball game.
Emergency dispatchers said a person was struck by a train on the Norfolk Southern tracks along Route 65 on Tuesday evening.
A look at five of the best games this weekend. It's a loaded weekend around the area in Week 4. Here are previews of a few of the best games.
