Hunter Funk is a MMJ/Anchor at WFMY. He covers a diverse range of topics including agriculture, travel and tourism, as well as arts and entertainment, reflecting his versatile reporting style. Hunter has been featured in numerous outlets such as KSNW-TV, KTVI FOX 2, and WCNC Charlotte.
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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.
For effective outreach to Hunter Funk, consider providing updates or expert insights related to ongoing local developments such as community events, health-related issues affecting the region, educational initiatives or challenges within Greensboro. Additionally, pitching stories related to crime prevention efforts or highlighting positive family dynamics may align well with his area of coverage. Given the significant focus on evolving stories and breaking news in his articles, timely pitches that offer unique perspectives or new angles for developing local stories are likely to be most successful.
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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.
The ag sector accounts for 9.4% of greenhouse gas emissions in the United States.
By: Hunter Funk
Some business ideas come from finding a solution to a complex problem. BOISE, Idaho — People have been chewing tobacco, going back as far as the 1400s.
By: Hunter Funk, Madelyn Ricket
Carolina Sports did the same for the Nix family at the beginning of 2024.
People had a chance to snag a campsite, but the real adventure was trying to get the system to work.
By: Hunter Funk
Experts explain how it got into Idaho, the impact it had on farmers, and how consumers can stay safe.
By: Hunter Funk
Nearly every year, for about 75 years, Idaho Fish and Game goes off the beaten path, treks through the snow, loads up the sled, and pours the feed into buckets.
By: Hunter Funk
The Idaho Cattle Association is reigniting a heifer program for high school students in hopes of helping attract more young farmers and ranchers to the industry.
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