Hunter Funk is a journalist and anchor at WFMY-TV in Greensboro, North Carolina. With a background in journalism from the University of Idaho, Hunter has covered a wide range of local news stories, including crime, weather, and community events. His work has also been featured in various news outlets across the United States.
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Hunter Funk's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Greensboro, North Carolina, with a substantial emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news. The themes covered encompass crime and justice as well as family and relationships.
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By: Hunter Funk
Nathaniel Martin started a ferry crossing on the Payette River and was considered a founder of the town.
Looking at beef and veal specifically, the CPI report shows prices were up 4.2% in August, compared to the same time last year.
Looking at beef and veal specifically, the CPI report shows prices were up 4.2% in August, compared to the same time last year.
By: Hunter Funk
It's part of a campaign that highlights the role we have in creating trade systems that prioritize people and the planet.
By: Hunter Funk
As the industry ages, attracting young farmers continues to be a challenge. EMMETT, Idaho — The future of farming in America, and here in Idaho, may be at a crossroads.
By: Hunter Funk
The talent is here, as filmmakers in Boise are showing up to showcase what they've got.
Once people heard about it, people at school, his cousins, and some people he didn't know were asking to get their hands on it.
By: Hunter Funk
The owners don't have the capacity to focus on the drive-in movie theater, so that's when they decided to take it to Facebook.
By: Hunter Funk
Idaho legalized hemp in April 2021. It showed a lot of promise for the state economy, but farmers claim certain restrictions are holding the state back.
By: Hunter Funk
Eight years later, that life or death moment in Twin Falls echoes in Braun's mind. TWIN FALLS, Idaho — For this story, we need to go back.
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