Jason Stoogenke is an Action 9 Consumer Reporter at WSOC. He specializes in consumer protection, automotive issues, and real estate, often covering topics related to lawsuits and housing market trends. Jason's work has been featured in WFTV, WJAX Weather App, Yahoo News, Yahoo Finance, WSOC-TV Eyewitness News, and more.
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Charlotte, United States (Local)
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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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With temperatures climbing this week, many families are bracing for higher electricity bills, especially after the spike many saw from back‑to‑back winter storms.
By: Jason Stoogenke
The North Carolina Supreme Court formed a commission to look for solutions, including one idea some states, like South Carolina, are already trying: “community justice worker programs.”
By: Jason Stoogenke
Kevin Sherrill says he moved to the Springs at Westport Community in Denver in 2023.
By: Jason Stoogenke
Businesses aren't supposed to charge a surcharge for using debit cards, but a new system has led to unexpected fees for some users.
People in their twenties are typically pretty savvy online, but according to the FBI, young people still lost more than $500 million to scams last year.
One bill says HOAs can’t tell you what to do regarding gardens, solar panels, or building extra living space on your property -- like granny flats.
By: Jason Stoogenke
They made the lists of everything they were supposed to get from their photographer, but instead, they got the runaround.
As college commencement ceremonies wrap up, Action 9 attorney Jason Stoogenke wants to make sure recent grads avoid scams as they look for jobs, homes and paying back student loans.
By: Jason Stoogenke
There were nearly 400 incidents and more than 40 injuries over a 15-month period.
