Brad Dickerson is a Digital Content Manager at WBTV. He specializes in covering topics related to North Carolina, with a focus on crime, lawsuits, and the impacts of inflation in the Charlotte area. Brad's work has been featured in various prominent outlets, including FOX Carolina News, the Boston Globe Technology, KMOV-TV, KNOE-TV8, KKTV 11 News, and KPLC-TV.
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Brad Dickerson's coverage focuses on local news, including evolving and breaking stories in Charlotte, North Carolina. He covers a variety of topics such as crime, entertainment news, and health. When reaching out to Brad with pitches or information, consider providing insights related to local events and openings in the Charlotte area. Additionally, since he covers health-related topics extensively, you may want to offer expertise on health and wellness trends or discuss the benefits of specific wellness practices relevant to his geographic focus.
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Sometimes it’s at breweries or even at grocery stores, but what is the drink really?
Friday will start dry, but rain chances look to pretty quickly ramp up – from west to east – after lunchtime/early afternoon.
Many bars around the QC have added mocktails to their menus.
Many bars around the QC have added mocktails to their menus. CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QC Life) - We've been talking about the popularity behind ditching alcohol or cutting back for Dry January.
Attorneys for the plaintiffs allege the driver of the Jeep refused to stop and the police pursuit began on Interstate 85, “due to a supposedly obscured license tag.”
The plaintiffs are seeking a jury trial and damages in such amounts as may be proven at trial.
Check out this recipe from Chef Tim Schafer with Brew Chef Culinary Concepts and get ready to elevate your watch party!
By: Mary Calkins, Brad Dickerson
Seven bullets were fired into the student’s off-campus bedroom.
When deputies tried to detain him, he became “very combative.”
By: Brad Dickerson, Anahita Dua
The American public deserves leaders who are cognitively capable of performing the demands of office. Neither Republicans nor Democrats want cognitive impairment on the ballot.
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