Morning News Anchor & Multimedia Journalist
Brianna Clark is a Morning News Anchor & Multimedia Journalist. She covers a range of topics including crime, social issues, and traffic, with a particular focus on Colorado and Denver. Brianna has been featured in various outlets such as WBNS-TV, THV11, and MedPage Today, among others.
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Denver, United States (Local)
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Brianna Clark's coverage is largely focused on local human interest stories, particularly those related to family and relationships. She also covers evolving stories and breaking news events in her area.
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“For me, that firework becomes the memory of sitting there in tears next to the corpsmen as the blood of your friend is washing down the drain.”
By: Brianna Clark
The attack happened last week in a neighborhood near Troutman Park and Lopez Elementary School.
Liz Young has completed 11 Ironman competitions. This fall, she will compete in her sixth race with only one kidney.
By: Brianna Clark
A spokesperson for the cemetery said a mistake was made many years ago but no one noticed it until hours before the man’s funeral.
By: Brianna Clark
Every month the Denver Animal Shelter has a free clinic for people who can’t afford to spay or neuter their pets.
By: Brianna Clark
The goal of lane filtering is to protect motorcyclists and help with traffic flow but there’s a fear it could also cause other problems.
By: Brianna Clark
July selection begins Tuesday in the trail against a man accused of stabbing a Wheat Ridge police officer.
By: Brianna Clark
If a child is diagnosed as nearsighted but doesn’t get proper treatment, that can lead to more serious issues in the future, including permanent loss of vision.
An Ohio man was having surgery in Colorado when he died on the operating table. Now, he's back for his one-year checkup to meet the doctor who helped save him.
By: Brianna Clark
“We have a floor that started to decay and collapse in our kitchen area,” said Sheriff Claps. “This is not an ideal thing.
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