Naomi Kowles

3 weeks ago | wbtv.com | Naomi Kowles

This is Chapter 4 of Shattered Trust, a WBTV investigative series that unravels the story of a North Carolina nurse practitioner -- and the secrets he kept for decades as medical communities in three states looked the other way. Click on the links below to watch or read that chapter. SPOTSYLVANIA COUNTY, VA (WBTV) - In late 2022, Janelle Ondo was a newer nurse practitioner at Primary & Urgent Care clinics in rural northern Virginia. “It was chaotic and hectic and overwhelming,” Ondo recalled.

3 weeks ago | wbtv.com | Naomi Kowles

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - From 2000-2023, at least eight women and children accused a North Carolina nurse of assaulting them. For more than two decades, the medical communities in three states looked the other way. WBTV brings you Shattered Trust: a yearlong investigation based on hundreds of pages of court records, police reports, documents, and more than a dozen interviews. The series will launch on WBTV at 11 p.m. on Thursday, May 15.

3 weeks ago | foxcarolina.com | Naomi Kowles

GRANDFATHER MOUNTAIN, N.C. (WBTV) - At Grandfather Mountain nature park, the number of visitors lags behind norms in a trend echoed across western North Carolina after Hurricane Helene. Year-to-date attendance, the park’s Stewardship Foundation said, was down by 25% at the end of April. The data comes amid broader surveys finding the majority of small businesses across western North Carolina say they are falling behind revenue expectations and have concerns about their long-term futures.

3 weeks ago | wect.com | Naomi Kowles

GRANDFATHER MOUNTAIN, N.C. (WBTV) - At Grandfather Mountain nature park, the number of visitors lags behind norms in a trend echoed across western North Carolina after Hurricane Helene. Year-to-date attendance, the park’s Stewardship Foundation said, was down by 25% at the end of April. The data comes amid broader surveys finding the majority of small businesses across western North Carolina say they are falling behind revenue expectations and have concerns about their long-term futures.

3 weeks ago | wbtv.com | Naomi Kowles

GRANDFATHER MOUNTAIN, N.C. (WBTV) - At Grandfather Mountain nature park, the number of visitors lags behind norms in a trend echoed across western North Carolina after Hurricane Helene. Year-to-date attendance, the park’s Stewardship Foundation said, was down by 25% at the end of April. The data comes amid broader surveys finding the majority of small businesses across western North Carolina say they are falling behind revenue expectations and have concerns about their long-term futures.