Deirnesa Jefferson is a multimedia journalist based in Charlotte, North Carolina. With a focus on local news, she covers a wide range of topics including education, community events, crime, and human interest stories. Her work for WCCB Charlotte's CW aims to inform and engage the local community while highlighting the stories and issues that matter most to them.
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Deirnesa Jefferson's coverage focuses on local news, community events, non-profit organizations, and government announcements in Charlotte, North Carolina. Her articles often cover stories related to crime, family & relationships, government & politics, and health.
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CHARLOTTE, NC — A new FX series dives into the rise and fall of New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez.
A local man is still looking for answers after thousands of dollars worth of property were stolen from his Public Storage unit.
CONCORD, NC — Khalid Williams is still reeling from the loss of what he says are priceless items after his storage unit was broken into.
CHARLOTTE, NC — Colsen has recalled nearly 90,000 indoor and outdoor fire pits.
CHARLOTTE, NC — The federal government’s bet on using AI to fight financial crimes appears to be paying off.
The Girl Scouts of the USA are voting whether to raise membership dues from 25 dollars a year to 85 dollars a year – that’s a 240 percent hike per scout.
By: Deirnesa Jefferson
The White House is launching a new "community liaisons" program in North Carolina to help with Hurricane Helene recovery.
By: Deirnesa Jefferson
This year part of the proceeds will also go toward helping the victims of Hurricane Helene in Western North Carolina.
By: Deirnesa Jefferson
Just over a week into early voting and the state board of elections said more than two million voters have cast their ballots in North Carolina.
By: Deirnesa Jefferson
If you've been inundated with political text messages this election season you're not alone, but the Better Business Bureau said some of those texts could be from scammers.
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