Claire Kopsky is a multimedia journalist with a focus on local news in Nashville, Tennessee. She has written for various news outlets including WBTV, KYOU, KPLC-TV, and WITN-TV. Claire's work covers a range of topics including investigative reports, human interest stories, and community issues.
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Claire Kopsky predominantly covers local news in Tennessee, with a focus on family and relationships. Her articles often involve event coverage and government announcements, indicating an interest in stories related to the community's well-being.
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Landlord giant Invitation Homes was sued by the Federal Trade Commission.
By: Claire Kopsky
“There will be viruses and bacteria that infect humans present in many places because of sewage overflows.”
“The old Chimney Rock is gone...The spirit of Chimney Rock remains.”
“Their lives were changed, whether they wanted to or not, their lives are now different.”
By: Andrew McMunn, Connor Lomis, Claire Kopsky
CHIMNEY ROCK, N.C. ( WBTV /Gray News) - The tiny village of Chimney Rock in North Carolina, known for its large granite outcropping more than anything else, witnessed catastrophic damage from Hurricane Helene.
By: Claire Kopsky, Connor Lomis, Andrew McMunn
Chimney Rock Mayor Peter O'Leary said the destruction from Hurricane Helene is "so much worse" than they imagined. (SOURCE: WBTV)
By: Claire Kopsky
The recurring effort is called the Collier Community Cookouts
ROCK HILL, S.C. (WBTV) - The Federal Drug Administration (FDA) amended requirements for information given to women following their mammograms to include breast density in time for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
By: Claire Kopsky, Spencer Chrisman
“He’s a repeat offender...obviously hasn’t learned anything from his actions.”
By: Claire Kopsky
The Gaston County Schools teacher was diagnosed more than 10 years before the suggested age for a first mammogram.
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