Travis Clark is an Entertainment Reporter at Business Insider. He covers a diverse range of topics including movies, Netflix, and TV, while also delving into themes of climate change, sustainability, and world affairs. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, Business Insider, and ESPN, among others.
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Travis Clark predominantly covers entertainment, with a focus on movies, sports (specifically NWSL and college drafts), and industry news related to major companies like Disney. His work suggests he would be interested in pitches about the latest developments in the movie industry, sports events, streaming platforms such as Netflix or HBO, and significant corporate moves made by major players like Disney.
Given his coverage of specific sports leagues and movie rankings along with box office earnings, Travis may be receptive to pitches that offer unique insights into trends within these industries or exclusive data analysis related to popular films or sporting events.
As there is no specified geographic focus for Travis's articles, international perspectives on global film releases or entertainment trends could also pique his interest.
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As we prepare for the Thanksgiving holiday, folks are gassing up their cars or heading to the airports in huge numbers in order to get to Grandma's house.
By: Travis Clark
As we settle down to feast with friends and family today, you'll want to think about keeping warm as temperatures drop overnight tonight.
We've been watching for this cold air all week and it is now here. Before heading out for Black Friday shopping, be sure to bundle up!
Despite some frigid temperatures around the Thanksgiving holiday, November turned out to be slightly warmer than normal for the city of Rochester.
We are tracking one more mild day in our area to start the work week before some big changes occur in our weather.
New cold weather alerts are in place and it's possible we could see them issued with the Arctic blast headed our way. KIMT Stormteam Three meteorologist Travis Clark-Smith has more.
The wintry mix is on its way out, leaving slick roads and sidewalks behind.
Fog is reducing visibility around the area to less than three miles.
As snow is arriving across the area, freezing rain has developed along I-35 near Mason City in North Iowa. This has led to very slick roads in and around Mason
The forecast track for Thursday's Alberta clipper storm has shifted slightly to the south. This is resulting in slightly higher forecast totals for snowfall.
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