Broadcast/Video Journalist
Kirstyn Clark joined the WBOC News team in July 2022. She is a Sussex County reporter and anchors the WBOC Weekend Morning show. She was nominated twice for AP Awards for her work as a reporter and multimedia journalist.
For Kirstyn, the most rewarding part of her job is the people she meets and the chance to positively impact their lives with storytelling. She has covered a number of impactful stories at WBOC including a historic and deadly F3 tornado that touched down in Sussex County in April 2023, the passing of professional wrestler Jamin Pugh, Tropical Storm Ophelia, the Randon Wilkerson trial, and much more. Kirstyn has even been on the ground to cover national news such as the FBI's search for classified documents at President Joe Biden's Rehoboth Beach home.
Born and raised in Cary, North Carolina, Kirstyn is a true Southerner at heart. She is a proud graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (Go Heels!) where she studied Broadcast Journalism and Psychology. She is a member of the National Association of Black Journalists and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated.
When Kirstyn is not out and about covering a story or on the anchor desk, you can find her spending time with her new rescue pup Princeton, cozied up with a good book, or exploring a new destination.
Have a story idea? Send it to kclark@wboc.com.