
Dr. Nicole Clark: Journalist & Grief-Turned-Action
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Dr. Nicole Clark, an Emmy-winning anchor and reporter for Spectrum News in Texas, shares her journey from psychotherapist to journalist, driven by her passion for peoples stories. She highlights the impact of a mothers resilience in turning grief into action, advocating for state laws against repeat sex offenses and starting a nonprofit for survivors. Off-air, she enjoys family time, Zumba, travel, and mentoring kids, embodying Texas work-life balance. Connect with her for story tips at [email protected] or follow on Instagram and Twitter at drnicoleclark.
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El Paso News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Dr. Nicole Clark: Journalist & Grief-Turned-Action. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Dr. Nicole Quark is an Emmy-winning anchor and reporter for Spectrum News in Texas, anchoring the afternoon and evening shows. She's got a PhD in counselor education, a master's in behavioral science, and a bachelor's in psychology, plus nearly two decades as a psychotherapist before jumping into journalism. She worked at stations across the country, racking up four associated press awards, a Louisiana broadcaster's award for political coverage, two Emmys, for interviews and education reporting, and nods as top anchor in Monroe, Louisiana, in Austin, Texas. Her passion comes from loving people's stories, and one that sticks with her is covering a mother who lost her daughter to violence. That mom turned grief into action, pushing state laws against repeat sex offenses, and starting a non-profit for survivors. Now back home in Houston, Nicole connects with viewers on issues that hit close. Off air, she chills with family, shakes it up in Zumba classes, plants trips, and mentors' kids. Texas lets you crush work and still live your best life after hours.
That's her take on the state's real vibe. Hit her up with story tips at Nicole.k, dot Clark at Charter.com, or follow on Instagram and Twitter at Darni Collie Clark. I'm Cory with the story. That's your Opasso News today update, AI-powered and always on.
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