Darrielle Fair is a Political Reporter at WQOW-News 18. She focuses on issues related to juvenile detention and the legal rights of minors, exploring these themes in both the United States and Canada. Darrielle's work has been featured in WKOW-ABC 27 and Spectrum News.
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Darrielle Fair's coverage is heavily focused on local government, politics, and legal policy regulation in Wisconsin and Madison. She would likely be interested in pitches related to local political developments, legislative changes, law enforcement issues or election-related topics within the specified geographic area.
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By: Darrielle Fair
The North Carolina Department of Public Safety's website says juvenile crisis and assessment centers offer evidenced-based crisis assessment and mental health residential services for youth ages 10-17.
The Western Area Juvenile and Assessment Center is the only facility that services the Asheville community and 28 other counties.
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By: Darrielle Fair
BUNCOMBE COUNTY, N.C. — Tourism is one of the biggest economic drivers in western North Carolina, and it took a hard hit during and after Helene.
By: Darrielle Fair
RALEIGH, N.C. — A rural North Carolina community is seeking a permanent solution to its aging power grid.
North Carolina's Department of Public Safety is using new data to improve conditions in juvenile development and detention centers.
By: Darrielle Fair
RALEIGH, N.C. — Thousands of federal workers have been laid off or given immediate terminations as part of President Donald Trump's plans to cut spending and downsize the federal government.
By: Darrielle Fair
What You Need To Know The most notable changes that went into effect on Dec. 1 will change how the state categorizes violent offenses and conditions for pretrial release.
The funding will help with renovations for repairing or replacing the infrastructure in the region devastated by Helene.
Mayor Faison-Mobley says his introduction to politics started when he was just 17 years old attending city council meetings with his mother.
