Jack Norcross is a Supervising Producer for WCNC Charlotte, focusing on local news and stories in the Charlotte, North Carolina area. With a keen interest in current events and trends, Jack covers a wide range of topics including travel, politics, health, technology, and business. His articles aim to provide insightful and engaging content that keeps the local community informed and entertained.
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Charlotte, United States (Local)
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By: Jack Norcross
Mecklenburg County is bringing beverage sales to the 21st century.
By: Jeb Goldman
The changes use a new calculation called the "student aid index" to determine how much federal aid a family should get. It's meant to benefit low-income students.
Some universities are looking to change what's required to get into universities across North Carolina, and those changes could come as soon as next year.
By: Jack Norcross
You'd think dollar stores would be booming thanks to inflation, but that simply isn't the case. Here's why experts say sales are struggling.
Feral hogs destroy crops and kill native species, but there's a growing debate over how they should be eliminated.
April is Mosquito Awareness Month and researchers say North Carolina could see a record number of these blood-suckers.
By: Jack Norcross
Cinemas were on the way out thanks to Hollywood strikes and the pandemic, but there was a major problem, and it could wind up saving them.
By: Jack Norcross
Hundreds of day care centers have been forced to close. With pandemic-era funding running out, state leaders are fighting to secure critical resources.
By: Jack Norcross
The lawsuit points the finger at Sheriff McFadden and the jail's health care provider for negligence and systemic failures resulting in an inmate's death.
By: Jack Norcross, Jesse Pierre
New documents obtained by WCNC Charlotte outlines new details and the timeline for the city's future transit plans.
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