Carolyn Bruck is a journalist based in Charlotte, North Carolina. She focuses on local news and has written for WCNC Charlotte and WFMY-TV in Greensboro. Carolyn's articles cover a range of topics including personal finance, technology, consumer tips, and travel advice.
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Carolyn Bruck's coverage primarily focuses on personal finance and house & home topics. She often provides how-to guides, promotional deals, and cites data to support her articles. When pitching to Carolyn, consider providing practical tips for saving money on groceries, car insurance, home improvement projects that add value to a house, and avoiding hidden costs in various aspects of living. Additionally, if you have data-backed insights or promotional deals related to personal finance or house & home topics within the local (United States), North Carolina or Charlotte areas specifically would be highly relevant for her readership.
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Sometimes, it pays to try for a better deal.
By: Evan Agostini, Carolyn Bruck
Lemon grilled Musk about his recent meeting with former President Donald Trump, and asked about his reported drug use.
By: Jenny Kane, Emily Grossberg, Carolyn Bruck
Lawmakers have introduced multiple bipartisan bills directed at stopping online child exploitation, harmful eating disorder content and more.
By: Emily Grossberg, Carolyn Bruck
The busy Memorial Day weekend saw a number of new incidents in the air.
By: Carolyn Bruck, Emily Hanford-Ostmann
The Fourth of July holiday weekend is traditionally a great time to find a deal, and this year is no different.
By: Carolyn Bruck
A global selloff Monday brought some panic to investors, but with the U.S. markets bouncing back by Friday, some are wondering what to do with their investments.
With families settling into their back-to-school routines, it's a good time to remind parents that 1 in 5 children in the U.S. have obesity , according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The usual slowdown when summer travel ends is one of the reasons for the lower prices.
Consumers are seeing lower prices at the gas pump, and experts say it's expected to continue for months.
Health officials are sounding the alarm as new cases of bird flu are now popping up in humans and commercial dairy farms.
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