Nate Morabito
Investigative Reporter at WCNC-TV (Charlotte, NC)
@WCNC investigative reporter keeping them honest in my hometown, @IRE_NICAR member, @WJHL11, @SyracuseU, @ETSU alum. Have a tip? ➡️ [email protected]
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1 week ago |
wcnc.com | Nate Morabito
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2 weeks ago |
wltx.com | Nate Morabito
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — In the minutes after a deadly police pursuit crash, a Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department supervisor questioned officers about why they ignored his orders, newly released body camera footage shows. "Didn't y'all hear me saying, 'We don't need to (CODE) 43 or to chase this vehicle?'" the sergeant asked after the Jan. 3, 2022, crash.
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3 weeks ago |
wltx.com | Nate Morabito
LEXINGTON, S.C. — In the hours before a South Carolina school bus reportedly blew a tire, crashed into a guardrail and overturned, killing a 13-year-old student, the driver checked all of the buses' tires and concluded they were "safe for travel," according to a signed statement he made just days after the April 17 crash on Interstate 77 in Chester County.
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3 weeks ago |
wcnc.com | Nate Morabito
Local News Before a tire blowout caused a South Carolina school bus to crash, killing a student, the driver deemed the tires safe. Records show, the bus was rarely used prior.
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4 weeks ago |
wcnc.com | Nate Morabito
MOORESVILLE, N.C. — After people in multiple parts of the Charlotte area closed on new homes in neighborhoods under construction, a WCNC Charlotte investigation found work on the remaining houses stopped. The stalled projects, the result of financial problems with the developer, left homeowners stuck for roughly a year, living next to unfinished and unsafe construction sites. An attorney who specializes in real estate said this case should serve as a warning to anyone looking to buy.
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The settlement #cltcc approved for retiring CMPD Chief Johnny Jennings will actually cost taxpayers more than $305,000. A @wcnc viewer encouraged us to crunch the numbers. Our analysis found his partially taxpayer-funded pension will go up by at least an extra $9,000 a year.
A WCNC Charlotte analysis found Chief Johnny Jennings' pension will increase by thousands of dollars due to his settlement with the city. He will retire in January. @NateMorabito has the latest. https://t.co/ZK8M6AwM6U
A @wcnc review of federal data reveals @tiawanabrown and her daughters applied for PPP loans around the same time in the spring of 2021 and their applications were oddly alike. They're facing federal charges, accused of COVID relief fraud. https://t.co/SJGjyO2Tth @wcnc #cltcc
Proud to be honored with our @wcnc team as Regional Edward R. Murrow Award winners. Especially grateful #Buried received recognition in the News Documentary category. The real win is knowing kids are safer today because of our reporting. 🔗 https://t.co/G7yOXwmlfP @RTDNA https://t.co/J5H5J0QHyX