Alex Giles is a Reporter and News Anchor at WBTV-TV, focusing on local news in Charlotte, North Carolina. With a background in broadcast journalism from the University of North Carolina, Alex has covered a range of topics including crime, community advocacy, and entertainment, with a particular interest in the STAR TREK franchise.
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East High’s Homecoming will be Thursday, Oct. 3 at Burke Toney Stadium.
Detectives from the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department are working to identify two people responsible for a robbery at a gambling arcade in east Charlotte.
By: Alex Giles
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - The parents of a fallen Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department officer lost their home in recent flooding. Stan and Trisha Norket lived along Riverside Drive in northwest Charlotte for 28 years. Sadly, the couple’s home was seriously damaged by flooding from Hurricane Helene and is now unlivable.
Detectives from the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department are hopeful that a member of the community will be able to identify the people responsible for robbing a west Charlotte 7-Eleven early Tuesday morning. (CMPD) By Alex Giles
By: Alex Giles
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department has laser scanners capable of creating 3D models of crime scenes.
By: Alex Giles
More than 100 golfers gathered at Pine Island Country Club in northwest Charlotte Monday morning for a special tournament.
By: Alex Giles
Police encourage residents in the Riverside community to continue being cautious of looters.
An expert from the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission is warning drivers to be on the lookout for deer when they’re traveling.
Loved ones are still hopeful a suspect will be identified and arrested after a father of four was shot and killed in a Charlotte park in late July. (Ashley Johnson) By Alex Giles Published: Oct. 31, 2024 at 4:04 PM CET
Shawn Parker, the Charlotte Hornets’ new public address announcer, has now finished his first few games with his new team.
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