Travis Clark is an Editorial Manager and journalist for various publications, including Business Insider and Just Women's Sports. With a focus on entertainment and sports, Travis covers a wide range of topics, from the business side of the entertainment industry to the latest developments in professional sports.
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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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ROCHESTER, Minn. (KIMT) - The National Weather Service office in La Crosse has announced an outage of the Rochester weather radio transmitter due to a hardware or communication issue.
Weather radio service has been restored, but audio quality is currently degraded.
A rainy and windy start to the work week is likely as changes begin to arrive.
Now that the rain has largely departed, gusty winds out of the west have settled in and will remain for a couple days.
Friday is starting off around the freezing mark for most locations, with steady temperatures likely throughout the day, only topping out around 36 degrees. Winds out of the northwest around 10 mph will keep wind chills down into the low to mid 20s.
As we prepare to receive guests into our homes for Thanksgiving, we are also preparing to receive a guest that not many of us are willing to welcome, that being Arctic air.
Monday will be featuring temperatures falling through the day after an early morning high temperature around 35 degrees.
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!
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