Kara Peters is a Weekend Anchor/Reporter at WXII News. With a background in covering diverse topics such as cultural movements, racial issues, and health and wellness, she brings a keen focus on diversity and inclusion within her reporting. Kara's work has been featured in various outlets, including Jackson's 16 WAPT, NewsChannel 21, and WIS-TV.
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Winston-Salem, United States (Local)
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Kara Peters' coverage focuses on local events, community news, and government-related stories in North Carolina with a specific emphasis on Greensboro. Given this focus, Kara would likely be receptive to pitches related to upcoming local events or initiatives that involve the Greensboro community, such as festivals, charity drives, or educational programs.
Additionally, she covers evolving stories related to family & relationships and education. Pitches tied to these themes should highlight unique angles that directly impact the residents of Greensboro and surrounding areas.
Kara may also be interested in governmental announcements affecting the region including policy changes or initiatives impacting schools and law enforcement organizations within North Carolina.
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This campaign is the last step in a 15-year restoration project for the Shotgun House Legacy Site in Happy Hill community.
By: Kara Peters
In 1999, Pat Stepney and Cheryl Harry put together Winston-Salem's first Juneteenth festival, held at the Winston Lake YMCA. It's grown into one of the largest celebrations in the state.
By: Kara Peters
The festival takes place Saturday, June 20, at Innovation Quarter in Winston-Salem. Celebrations will begin at noon and continue to 7 p.m.
By: Kara Peters
Angela Rucker, a counselor in Lexington, explained the importance of men's mental health ahead of Father's Day.
By: Kara Peters
Organizers say the silent march will hold space for those who have lost loved ones to domestic violence and let survivors know they're not alone.
By: Kara Peters
When it comes to the Fourth of July, fireworks are pretty and patriotic, but they can also turn chaotic for our four-legged friends.
By: Kara Peters
Shaping Winston Salem culture: Original organizers of the International Black Theatre Festival reflect as the city prepares to host its 37th year
By: Kara Peters
In just days, Winston-Salem will be full of world-class performances, and a sea of purple as the International Black Theatre Festival returns. But before the curtain rises, we're remembering the man who built the stage for it all.
By: Kara Peters
Phylicia Rashad was awarded the 2026 Sidney Poitier Lifetime Achievement Award during the 37th International Black Theatre Festival.
By: Kara Peters
Students from four different universities are getting hands-on experience with celebrities and focusing on their craft.
