Gilat Melamed is a reporter for CBS 17 (WNCN) in Raleigh, North Carolina. With a background in journalism from Syracuse University, Gilat covers local news stories in the Raleigh area, including crime, community events, and education. Her work has also been featured in various news outlets across the United States.
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Gilat Melamed's coverage is primarily focused on local news, crime, community events, and education within the Raleigh area in North Carolina. Given her focus on breaking news and evolving stories related to crime and government announcements, she may be interested in receiving pitches that offer unique insights or perspectives on ongoing criminal investigations or updates on local government initiatives. Additionally, since she covers family & relationships as well as transportation topics to a lesser extent, relevant story angles could include how these areas intersect with the primary themes of her reporting.
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By: Matthew Sockol, Gilat Melamed
A central North Carolina dog trainer charged with animal cruelty in Wake County last week is facing more charges in another county.
By: Ashley Anderson, Hannah Leyva, Glyniss Wiggins, Gilat Melamed
A CBS 17 crew is at the scene where there is a heavy police presence shutting down Cary Towne Boulevard near the intersection of Walnut Street.
By: Gilat Melamed
Heavy traffic is a given when it comes to going to the NC State Fair on a Friday or Saturday night, but this weekend, thereās an extra crowd.
By: Gilat Melamed
The āMusic for the Mountainsā benefit concert was held at Red Hat Amphitheater.
Cars speeding down Roxboro Street in Durham is why neighbors call the road āReckless Roxboroā.
Although illegal under North Carolina law, a Wake County woman wonāt get in trouble for her latest ballot selfie as her lawsuit proceeds in court.
By: Gilat Melamed
Although illegal under North Carolina law, a Wake County woman wonāt get in trouble for her latest ballot selfie as her lawsuit proceeds in court.
By: Gilat Melamed
A truck hauling a flatbed trailer was stolen from a gas station within a matter of minutes, according to Butner Public Safety.
DURHAM, N.C. (WNCN) ā Veterans at the Durham VA are using the arts to work through PTSD, anxiety, depression, and other mental health struggles and traumas.
By: Gilat Melamed, Hannah Leyva
One juvenile was stabbed and another injured Thursday night in a north Raleigh neighborhood.
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