Jason Stoogenke is an award-winning news reporter with a law degree, currently working as a consumer investigator for WSOC-TV Eyewitness News in Charlotte, North Carolina. With a focus on local stories, Jason's work covers a range of topics including consumer issues, legal matters, and community concerns. His articles have been featured on WSOC-TV, Yahoo News, WFTV, and the WJAX Weather App.
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Jason Stoogenke primarily focuses on local consumer rights, homeownership issues, financial scams, legal actions and customer complaints in the United States, particularly in North Carolina and Charlotte. His coverage indicates interest in breaking news as well as evolving stories related to family & relationships and personal finance.
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By: Jason Stoogenke
“It’s actually a miracle he’s alive.”
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By: Jason Stoogenke
After this election, one congressman will be trading the U.S. House of Representatives for the North Carolina Department of Justice.
By: Jonathan Lowe, Almiya White, Hunter Sáenz, Joe Bruno, Tina Terry, Jason Stoogenke, Evan Donovan
Channel 9 is covering everything from the race for the presidency to state and local elections.
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DENVER, N.C. — A woman says someone took over her Facebook page, posed as her, and tried to con people out of money. She says she tried to do something about it, but Facebook was no help.
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GASTON COUNTY, N.C. — An Air Force veteran was brought to tears when someone damaged his parents’ grave markers. He thought the cemetery would pay for repairs, but it just gave him the runaround.
A Gaston County cemetery has replaced the damaged grave marker for the parents of an Air Force veteran.
CHARLOTTE — A South Charlotte man was able to wipe out tens of thousands of dollars in debt with help from a nonprofit that specializes in debt counseling.
Lenore Satterwaite described what happened inside her North Carolina home last year as an explosion.
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CHARLOTTE — Families who rely on the Affordable Care Act marketplace say rogue insurance agents are adding, changing and even canceling their health coverage without them knowing.
By: Jason Stoogenke
Yancey County had just wrapped up the process two days before Helene hit.
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