Jason Stoogenke is a Consumer Investigator at WSOC. He specializes in various topics including construction and real estate, automotive issues, personal finance, and regional interests, often focusing on scams and legal matters in North Carolina and Charlotte. Jason's work has been featured in WFTV, WJAX Weather App, Yahoo News, Yahoo Finance, and WSOC-TV Eyewitness News.
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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.
To effectively pitch to Jason, consider providing insights into local consumer protection laws or ongoing homeowner disputes in his geographic focus area. Experts who can offer practical advice for dealing with financial scams or insight into relevant legal actions could also be valuable sources for him. Additionally, pitches around government announcements impacting consumers at a local level may attract his attention.
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By: Jason Stoogenke
Cassie Burris says she woke up paralyzed from the waist down.
A federal regulator sued JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo and Bank of America on Friday, claiming the banks failed to protect hundreds of thousands of consumers from rampant fraud on the popular payments network Zelle, in violation of consumer financial laws.
WASHINGTON — “You go to buy a ticket to an event or book a hotel. It looks like you’re getting a great price, but by the time all is said and done, the total is way more than you expected,” Action 9′s Jason Stoogenke presented as an example.
Federal investigators investigated the issue for seven years counting over 4,000 complaints involving 13 car companies.
They may take you right to the website you want, or they may not.
CHARLOTTE — Lewis Houston came back from World War II and started a taxi business in Statesville.
CONCORD, N.C. — A homeowner in Concord says runoff from a fairly new subdivision is causing major flooding in her yard.
By: Jason Stoogenke
How we helped more than she even hoped.
CHARLOTTE — It’s called “unclaimed cash.” There’s no catch. The state holds it for people for all sorts of reasons.
By: Jason Stoogenke
“It was sad seeing her that way … she’s trying to start up a new part of her life and she didn’t get to do that," the victim's daughter told Action 9.
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