Heidi Kirk is a journalist based in Raleigh, North Carolina, focusing on local news for WRAL. She has also contributed to WRDE NBC Coast TV. Heidi's articles cover a wide range of topics including community events, local businesses, education, and social issues affecting the Raleigh area.
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Heidi Kirk's local coverage focuses on announcements, with an emphasis on community-related topics such as business and industry, family & relationships, crime, sustainability, transportation & logistics. She seems most interested in news affecting the local area around North Carolina (specifically Rocky Mount and Nash County), covering a range of stories from charity work to education and city regulations.
When reaching out to Heidi Kirk or seeking her attention for potential leads or expertise contributions it would be beneficial to focus on local events within these areas that align with her existing coverage attributes. This could include business openings/closures, community initiatives, educational developments or transport updates in Rocky Mount and Nash County.
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By: Heidi Kirk
Bourbon Street reopened Thursday and college football fans gathered to watch the Allstate Sugar Bowl one day after the attack.
By: Heidi Kirk
In the wake of the deadly attack in New Orleans, safety and security measures are now in the spotlight in Raleigh.
By: Heidi Kirk
Northampton and Halifax counties experienced a 911 outage overnight at their call centers.
By: Heidi Kirk
Patrons of the Wilson DMV said they waited for hours Monday in the freezing rain before they could walk in.
After his home was repeatedly vandalized, Goldsboro resident Roddie Hoyle turned to social media for help identifying the vandals. When he found the culprits were kids, he stepped up to set them on a better path.
According to the Buies Creek Fire Department, the fire happened around 1:45 a.m. Sunday on Kivett Road. Firefighters said the fire was under control within an hour after the initial call went out.
On Sunday, several school systems, including Orange County Schools, Durham Public Schools (DPS) and Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools (CHCCS), would either be closed or operate on a two-hour delay on Monday.
People across Wayne and Johnston Counties said they heard a loud boom around 9 p.m. Monday.
By: Heidi Kirk
As the first hostages of a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas were released on Sunday, many friends and family of Kieth Siegel remain hopeful he will return home.
By: Heidi Kirk
The Jackson Police Department is looking for a missing woman and her 3-year-old son more than six months after their disappearance.
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