Brianna Clark is a journalist at various esteemed outlets including WBNS-TV and THV11. She specializes in consumer health, health news, and drugs & medication, providing insightful coverage on topics that impact public well-being. Brianna's work has been featured in numerous publications and broadcasts, including MedPage Today, KENS 5, and The Denver Gazette.
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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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By: Brianna Clark
MISHAWAKA, Ind. -- A Michiana family is trying to repaint the past while searching for a new normal after a fire last winter destroyed their home and the memories inside. Baby books, family documents, and photo albums were reduced to ash. But while digging through the debris, they discovered something still hanging on: a pile of old home videotapes. With the help of a local business, those videos were brought back to life.
By: Brianna Clark
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By: Brianna Clark
OAKLAND COUNTY, Mich. -- A retired South Bend Fire Department captain is now on house arrest after being taken into custody late last year in Michigan.
By: Brianna Clark
SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- A nation built on life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness; but behind that is a nation deeply rooted in conflict. Since its birth on the battlefield, America has spent most of its 250 years engaged in some type of military action. We don't have to look far to see it. Right here in Michiana, the past is still present, from gravesites of those who fought in the Revolutionary War to the World War II Airmen who broke racial barriers. History is a book, and Michiana has its own chapters.
By: Brianna Clark
SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- It's a parent's worst nightmare. Your kids are out playing in the yard when a stranger walks up and grabs one of them.
