Kasey Cunningham Biography
Kasey Cunningham is a reporter and multimedia journalist, comes to WRAL from WAVE 3 News, the NBC affiliate in Louisville, Ky. Prior to that, he worked at WECT in Wilmington.
Rupcich comes from WTVR, the CBS affiliate in Richmond, Va. WRAL announced on Monday the hiring of two new reporters. According to a tweet from news director Rick Gall, Cunningham and Claudia Rupcich will both start at the local NBC affiliate in March.
She wrote the latest science news about earthquakes, volcanoes, exo-solar planets, and the MESSENGER mission to Mercury. On the weekends, she freelanced as a reporter at Montgomery Community Media, the local public access channel in Montgomery County, Maryland.
Kasey Cunningham Professional Experience:
Reporter/MMJ – WECT News Wilmington, NC
Reporter/MMJ – WAVE 3 News Louisville, KY
Reporter – WRAL TV Raleigh, NC
Kasey Cunningham Age
Cunningham is a reporter and multimedia journalist, comes to WRAL from WAVE 3 News, the NBC affiliate in Louisville, Ky. Prior to that, he worked at WECT in Wilmington. Kasey is thrilled to be living her life-long dream of reporting local news-she has wanted to be a reporter since she was six-years-old. He was born in Damascus, Maryland, his actual age is under review and will be updated soon.
Kasey Cunningham Family
She was born to his parents who moved to the Wilmington area years ago. Kasey was born and brought up together with two younger sisters Laura and Erin. who she says is her very best friends. The names of her parents and sisters are under review and will be updated soon.
Kasey grew up in Damascus, Maryland. She graduated from the Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania with a major in Communications and Journalism and a concentration in Electronic Media.
While at Shippensburg, Kasey reported and produced for SUTV News and was an active member of the Delta Zeta sorority. After graduation, Kasey Cunningham moved into Washington D.C. where she worked as a Science Writer and Multimedia Producer for the Department of Terrestrial Magnetism at the Carnegie Institution for Science.
Kasey Cunningham Husband
Cunnigham is married to a Marine veteran husband. Her kids and her husband details are under review and will be updated soon.
Kasey Cunningham Net Worth
Cunningham is a reporter and multimedia journalist, comes to WRAL from WAVE 3 News, the NBC affiliate in Louisville, Ky. Before that, he worked at WECT in Wilmington. Her estimated Net Worth as of 2019 is under review and will be updated soon.
Kasey Cunningham Awards & Recognition:
Kentucky Associated Press – 2016 Best Multimedia Journalist
WAVE 3 Team Achievement Award – 2016 Dawne Gee Community Service Award
The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Ohio Valley – 2016 Emmy Nomination; Human Interest News
Kentucky Associated Press – 2015 Second Place; Best Multimedia Journalist
Kentucky News Photographers Association – 2015 Second Place; Writing
Radio Television News Association of the Carolina’s – 2015 Second Place; Best Health Story
Kasey Cunningham Articles
Wake County pool under fire after residents say rules are ‘discriminatory’:: WRAL.com
wral.com — Wendell, N.C. — The owners of a private pool in Wake County are coming under fire on social media after claims that their rules are racist. According to a post circulating on social media, the Outdoor Recreation Center of Wendell is banning baggy pants, dreadlocks, weaves and extensions from the pool. Community members said they don’t know what the intent was behind the rule, but point out that it references hairstyles worn mostly by people of color.
Son of woman charged in Wake Forest child abuse case: ‘We never had a stable home’
wral.com — By Deborah Strange, WRAL digital journalistWake Forest, N.C. — Two Wake Forest parents were charged with child abuse causing serious physical injury, arrest records show.
Records state Michael Daniel Bell and Rebecca Ann Bell, of Washhouse Lane in Wake Forest, failed to enroll at least one child in school, abused at least one child and exposed a child to domestic violence and let at least one child live in a condemned home for a week.
Storm report: More than 7 inches of rain fell in 4 hours in northeast Wake County
wral.com — By Kasey Cunningham, WRAL reporter, & Deborah Strange, WRAL digital journalistWake County, N.C. — More than 7 inches of rain fell in northeast Wake County on Saturday, and more rain is headed for central North Carolina on Sunday, according to WRAL meteorologist Peta Sheerwood. The most rain fell around Rolesville and Wake Forest, but flooded roads were reported across the viewing area. According to one storm report, 7.3 inches of rain fell over a span of four hours in Rolesville on Saturday.
Wake County pool under fire after residents say rules are ‘discriminatory’:: WRAL.com
wral.com — Wendell, N.C. — The owners of a private pool in Wake County are coming under fire on social media after claims that their rules are racist. According to a post circulating on social media, the Outdoor Recreation Center of Wendell is banning baggy pants, dreadlocks, weaves and extensions from the pool. Community members said they don’t know what the intent was behind the rule, but point out that it references hairstyles worn mostly by people of color.
Son of woman charged in Wake Forest child abuse case: ‘We never had a stable home’
wral.com — By Deborah Strange, WRAL digital journalistWake Forest, N.C. — Two Wake Forest parents were charged with child abuse causing serious physical injury, arrest records show. Records state Michael Daniel Bell and Rebecca Ann Bell, of Washhouse Lane in Wake Forest, failed to enroll at least one child in school, abused at least one child and exposed a child to domestic violence and let at least one child live in a condemned home for a week.
Storm report: More than 7 inches of rain fell in 4 hours in northeast Wake County
wral.com — By Kasey Cunningham, WRAL reporter, & Deborah Strange, WRAL digital journalistWake County, N.C. — More than 7 inches of rain fell in northeast Wake County on Saturday, and more rain is headed for central North Carolina on Sunday, according to WRAL meteorologist Peta Sheerwood.
The most rain fell around Rolesville and Wake Forest, but flooded roads were reported across the viewing area. According to one storm report, 7.3 inches of rain fell over a span of four hours in Rolesville on Saturday.
Roads fill with water and a fish in central North Carolina flooding
wral.com — By Kasey Cunningham, WRAL reporter, & Deborah Strange, WRAL digital journalistFloodwaters rose as rain fell Saturday, leading to two families being rescued from their Zebulon homes.
Rescues took place on Little River Circle and on Zebulon Road, the Hopkins Fire Department said. The victims included at least three children. Multiple roads across central North Carolina were underwater or broken. In Rolesville, Bridges Pond overflowed onto Mitchell Mill Road, causing the road to collapse.