Brian North is a News Anchor at Wxlv-ABC 45 Wupn Upn 48, WCTI TV 12, and FOX 8/14. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports—both individual and team—as well as the construction industry, events, and food and beverages. Brian's work has been featured in NewsBreak, showcasing his expertise in competitive sports and disaster response within the context of construction and retail.
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Jacksonville, United States (Local)
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Brian North's focus is primarily on local sports, especially football at the college and high school levels. He also covers private sector announcements related to sports events and activities.
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By: Brian North
UNC's football team hit the practice field for the first time in preseason camp. Bill Belichick is in his second year leading the Tar Heels while dealing with UNC General Manager Mike Lombardi being placed on administrative leave as an internal investigation continues.
By: Brian North
It's time to start playing some football. Not real games just yet, but high schools can begin scrimmaging at the end of the week, and the Panthers will play in the NFL's first preseason game of the year.
By: Brian North
East Carolina football players reported to Greenville, marking the start of preseason camp as the Pirates begin building toward their season opener at Alabama on Sept. 5.
By: Brian North
The high school football season is getting closer, with public schools continuing scrimmages this week while private schools prepare to play their first official games.
By: Brian North
The high school football season is nearly here, with public schools getting in their final scrimmages and private schools preparing for their first games.
By: Luke Schwartz, Brian North
Friday nights are about to come alive again across Eastern North Carolina as high school football teams prepare for the 2026 season with new coaches, returning stars and high expectations.
By: Brian North
Game week has arrived for public high school football teams across Eastern North Carolina, with most teams scheduled to open their seasons Friday night, weather permitting.
By: Brian North
EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA — The opening week of the high school football season is bringing schedule changes across Eastern North Carolina as teams monitor the pos
By: Brian North
EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA — It took five days to complete the first week of the high school football season across Eastern North Carolina, but Week 1 delivered several dramatic finishes and standout performances.
By: Brian North
Weather is once again disrupting the high school football schedule across Eastern North Carolina, with several schools moving games to Thursday.
