Hannah Goetz is a reporter for WSOC-TV Eyewitness News, focusing on local news in the Charlotte area of North Carolina. Her work has also been featured on Yahoo News and News Check Media, LLC. Hannah covers a range of topics including crime, community events, and human interest stories, providing in-depth coverage and keeping the community informed.
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Hannah Goetz predominantly covers evolving and breaking news stories in the Charlotte, North Carolina area. Her focus includes crime, family & relationships, and entertainment news with a strong emphasis on local events.
When reaching out to Hannah, consider offering information related to ongoing developing stories or breaking news within her coverage themes. This could include insights into crime incidents, community-related issues such as education or public housing concerns, and human interest stories relating to family & relationships.
Given her coverage of travel-related topics including airport matters and historic preservation efforts within the local context, she may also be interested in pitches related to these areas if they have a direct impact on the Charlotte community.
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By: Hannah Goetz
A group of rescuers is working to bring peace of mind to families with lingering questions and missing loved ones.
By: Hannah Goetz
National Guard crews from 18 states are in North Carolina working recovery missions, delivering water, food and supplies to people who need it.
An elementary school in western North Carolina has been transformed into a shelter for survivors of Helene.
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By: Hannah Goetz
In the hills and valleys of rural Yancey County lies one of the spots Hurricane Helene hit the hardest.
YANCEY COUNTY, N.C. — In hard-hit Yancey County, hundreds of first responders from the local, state and federal levels have been deployed to help with Hurricane Helene recovery. Many have put their lives on hold, and they have a new home away from home deep in the North Carolina mountains.
CHARLOTTE — Tuesday marks six months since four members of law enforcement were killed and four more were hurt during a police ambush in Charlotte.
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By: Hannah Goetz
"I'm just here to help any way I can."
By: Hannah Goetz
A high school football team in western North Carolina is getting ready for the first round of playoffs on Friday night after a regular season that had more meaning than any before.
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By: Hannah Goetz
There were dozens of changes in the bill.
By: Hannah Goetz
Mountain Heritage High School's field in Yancey County represents hope and resiliency after Helene.
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