Weekend Evening Anchor, Multi-Skilled Journalist, Fill-In Sports Anchor
Rachel Ripp is a Weekend Evening Anchor and Multi-Skilled Journalist at WCNC Charlotte. She specializes in themes related to hospitality and leisure, including hotels and resorts, food and beverages, and sports, while also covering regional interest and world news. Rachel's work has been featured in notable outlets such as ABC10, WLTX-TV, WTSP-TV, KMBC 9, and MSN.
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Rachel Ripp's focus is primarily on local news and community events in South Carolina, particularly Columbia. Given her coverage attributes and the themes she covers, Rachel would likely be interested in pitches related to human interest stories, local government announcements, community events or initiatives that have a direct impact on families and individuals.
Pitches could include heartwarming stories about overcoming adversity, public input opportunities for local planning or infrastructure projects that affect communities within her geographic scope. Additionally, sources who can provide insights into local governance decisions or business developments with a human-interest angle may also resonate well with Rachel.
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Not every hotel hit the jackpot: Inside Kansas City's mixed World Cup tourism boom.
By: Rachel Ripp
"Seek the opportunities that are readily available. We want to help bridge that gap if there is a financial challenge,” said Marilyn Chappell, founder of Exceeds Expectations, a financial literacy non-profit.
You can beat the rising food costs with these budget-friendly school lunch tips.
A rough summer on the fairway: Some golf courses have had to move tee boxes, some have seen fungus near the pond on their course, and for others, they've had to pick up tree storm damage.
Creekmoor Golf Course in Raymore, Missouri, was just one golf course in the KC area that had to do quite a bit of cleanup after recent storms.
By: Rachel Ripp, JoBeth Davis
Independence voters could make history Tuesday in a recall election targeting Councilman John Perkins over his yes vote on the Nebius data center.
By: Rachel Ripp, Chloe Godding
The morning rain didn't take away from any fundraising fun at the Kansas City Chiefs' Red Thursday flag sale.
Crews are stunning and netting invasive silver carp on the Platte River, where the jumping fish are threatening native species.
By: Rachel Ripp
Some KCK neighbors see storm damage repairs, others still waiting
"I was born and raised in Kansas, so I wanted to pay homage to my home state," Coffey said.
