Jesse Pierre
Journalist at WCNC-TV (Charlotte, NC)
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3 weeks ago |
wcnc.com | Jesse Pierre
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1 month ago |
wcnc.com | Jesse Pierre
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Two Charlotte sisters are speaking out publicly after their father, who shot them and killed their younger sister nearly 30 years ago, was released from prison. Jamillah Roberts and Rasheedah Paige say May 23, 2025, the day of their father’s release reopens painful wounds from a night in 1995 that forever changed their lives. “It was a total nightmare that we weren’t able to prepare for,” Jamillah said.
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1 month ago |
wcnc.com | Jesse Pierre
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1 month ago |
wcnc.com | Jesse Pierre
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A tragic crash that claimed the life of a Charlotte cyclist earlier this month is sparking renewed calls for safer streets across the city. The victim, 73-year-old Bill Yoder, was riding his bike near the intersection of East Woodlawn Road and Park Road when he was struck and killed by a semi-truck. Yoder was the father of a staff member at Sustain Charlotte, a nonprofit focused on promoting safer and more sustainable transit options.
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1 month ago |
wcnc.com | Jesse Pierre
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Advocacy groups and families across Charlotte are speaking out after a recent spike in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity that they say has terrorized immigrant communities and led to family separations. According to the Carolina Migrant Network (CMN), the organization has received more than 130 calls to its ICE hotline reporting sightings and detentions. Reports have poured in from Charlotte, Kannapolis, Concord, and Monroe.
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Charlotte paid $77K for police chief's short move in 2020 - Records reveal years before reaching a $305,000 settlement with retiring Chief Johnny Jennings, the city paid the longtime employee $77,000 to move when named chief. https://t.co/DzN6kiJHdS via @wcnc
No Kings protests in Waxhaw, Monroe and Rock Hill, SC — drawing hundreds of people at each location. They say their mission is clear to protect and fight for democracy More @wcnc https://t.co/9UjbDiibVw
Rep. Melissa Hortman killed in targeted attack; Sen. John Hoffman shot - Two DFL state lawmakers, Sen. John Hoffman and Rep. Melissa Hortman, were shot in targeted attacks at their homes. https://t.co/IWSymLRgJQ via @wcnc