Erika Jackson is a reporter for WINK News, covering local news in North Carolina, specifically in the Charlotte area. With a focus on human interest stories, Erika brings attention to important issues affecting the community, from tragic events to inspiring acts of resilience and kindness. Her articles provide a voice for those impacted by these stories and aim to create awareness and empathy among readers.
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Charlotte, North Carolina, United States (Local)
Erika’s coverage primarily revolves around local news, particularly focusing on evolving stories and breaking news related to family & relationships and crime, with a notable emphasis on community impact. Given her focus, offering insights into ongoing local events or providing expert commentary on issues such as community safety, support for families in crisis situations, and legal implications of criminal activities could be valuable.
Considering Erika's geographic focus in Charlotte and North Carolina, pitches should align with the local context or provide insights that are directly relevant to the region. Additionally, experts who can offer advice on navigating challenging situations within the local community may find success in reaching out to Erika for coverage.
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By: Erika Jackson
A man has been arrested after being accused of forcibly touching a teenager on a bus Tuesday morning.
A family’s search to find a missing Belmont man has now extended into the Charlotte area.
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By: Erika Jackson
CHARLOTTE — Residents told Channel 9 they heard gunshots Tuesday afternoon coming from a greenway in west Charlotte.
By: Evan Donovan, Erika Jackson, Jonathan Lowe
A community was told to shelter in place while a massive amount of law enforcement personnel were called to the scene of a deadly shootout at an east Charlotte home.
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By: Erika Jackson
Survivor grateful for second chance 5 years after UNC Charlotte shooting
Community members are coming together Tuesday night to honor the victims and their families the day after a shooting that killed four law enforcement officers and wounded four others in east Charlotte.
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By: Erika Jackson
STATESVILLE, N.C. — Cpl. Casey Hoover has been in good spirits as he recovers after being shot during Monday's deadly standoff in east Charlotte, said Statesville Police Chief David Onley.
“We hope the police just feel the love and support and appreciation that community has for them.”
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By: Erika Jackson
Dozens of law enforcement officers will start their trek on Thursday to bike hundreds of miles honoring fallen officers.
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