Kenny Beck is a weekday evening anchor and reporter at WXII 12 News, an NBC affiliate in Winston-Salem/Greensboro. With a background as a former professional ballplayer and author, Kenny brings a unique perspective to his reporting. He focuses on local news stories in the Winston-Salem area, covering a range of topics including community events, politics, sports, and human interest stories.
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Kenny Beck's coverage focuses on local news in the United States, particularly North Carolina and Winston-Salem. His articles cover a range of topics including politics, sports, entertainment news, and events within the region.
Given his emphasis on local content related to North Carolina and Winston-Salem, he may be interested in pitches that highlight unique stories or developments relevant to these areas. This could include interviews with local political figures, insights into regional sports events, or features on entertainment personalities visiting the area.
Considering his focus on government announcements and event coverage as well as profiles featuring prominent individuals from various fields such as entertainment and politics in the Triad region of North Carolina would likely resonate well with Kenny Beck.
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Winston-Salem reported a record number of homicides in 2023
By: Chanel Porter, Christina Solano, Kenny Beck, Wxii Winston-Salem
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Cup drivers returned to track Wednesday to test tires after fall repave
2024 primary was first statewide primary with new laws in effect
1975 accident in Surry county killed 4, injured 16
Goal is to allow veterans with mobility issues to still experience the day
Auston Reudelhuber and Dale Nix's names will be read during candlelight vigil in May
By: Kenny Beck
World War II vet Vernon Cooper, who turned 100 a few months ago was one of the veterans who got to see the memorials.
Lt. Aaron Tise was crushed to death by a piece of stolen construction equipment
By: Kenny Beck
Triad residents have until May 14 to spotlight a local veteran, good Samaritan, or first responder
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