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Mark Feuerborn

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Digital Executive Producer @NBC4i and musician for Buyer Beware. I rarely use this account, so reach me on another platform.

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Mark Feuerborn’s Biography

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Mark Feuerborn joined the NBC4/WCMH newsroom as the Digital Executive Producer in May 2022, after serving as the News Operations Manager at its Kansas sister station, KSNT 27 News, for nearly five years.

Mark grew up in Overland Park and came to Topeka to study journalism at Washburn University. On campus, he worked for the Washburn Review newspaper as an investigative reporter and later editor in chief. Mark first got into broadcasting starting as a camera operator for KTWU11 on various local …

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Equifax breach: Check for exposed data, get $125

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By Mark Feuerborn
| Yahoo Verified
TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT) – Following a data breach exposing the social security numbers of millions, the credit bureau at fault will also spend millions to pay back those affected. Equifax, one of the three major credit reporting agencies, reached a $700 million settlement with the Federal Trade Commission after they exposed the information of around 147 million people. Over 1.1 million Kansans were among them. Some $425 million will go to directly help those affected by the breach.
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Equifax breach: Check for exposed data, get $125

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By Mark Feuerborn
| WTWO-TV (Terre Haute, IN) Verified
by: Mark Feuerborn Posted: Dec 6, 2024 / 06:21 PM EST Updated: Dec 6, 2024 / 06:21 PM EST TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT) – Following a data breach exposing the social security numbers of millions, the credit bureau at fault will also spend millions to pay back those affected. Equifax, one of the three major credit reporting agencies, reached a $700 million settlement with the Federal Trade Commission after they exposed the information of around 147 million people. Over 1.1 million Kansans were among them.
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Body of missing Ohio woman found in Alabama

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By Mark Feuerborn
| WJW-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified
by: Mark Feuerborn Posted: Dec 1, 2024 / 04:27 PM EST Updated: Dec 1, 2024 / 04:27 PM EST DELTA, Ala. (WCMH) — The body of a Marsyville woman last seen in September has been found Saturday by a hunter in Alabama. The sheriff’s office for Cleburne County said that the hunter reported the body around 11:30 a.m., sending deputies to an area five miles northeast of Cheaha State Park. The county coroner’s office then identified the remains as belonging to Vendula “Wendy” Rose. Last seen Sept.
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Awards

Society of Professional Journalists Award

2019 - General Reporting

Heart of America Gold Award for General Reporting for story: "Fallen TPD officer Trey McCluskey laid to rest"

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Society of Professional Journalists Award

2019 - Photojournalism

Heart of America Silver Award for Photojournalism for story: "Fallen TPD officer Trey McCluskey laid to rest."

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