Jatrissa Wooten is a Lifestyle Host for KBTX Media and Spectrum News, with a focus on local news and events in Bryan, Texas. She covers a variety of topics including community events, local businesses, lifestyle tips, and human interest stories. Jatrissa is dedicated to keeping her audience informed and engaged with the happenings in their community.
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By: Jatrissa Wooten
Children's Cancer Partners provides resources, community and compassion to children with cancer and their families.
By: Jatrissa Wooten
The presidential election is less than two months away and many North Carolinians are beginning to think about who they will vote for, and why.
By: Jatrissa Wooten
Several major storms have caused damage to Carolina Beach throughout the years. What You Need To Know The latest storm brought historic flooding to Carolina Beach
“Man, I don’t know why I’m getting emotion[al],” Brian Donovan said. It was an emotional stroll for Donovan as he walked down South Lake Park Boulevard on Carolina Beach after the storm.
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Richard Heinz is the chief judge at Lake Lynn early voting site in Wake County. In that role, he makes sure his team is properly trained and well versed in the rules, regulations and laws of early voting.
Youth elections will continue Wednesday afternoon at the Wren Memorial Library in Siler City, and Friday at the Goldston Public Library in Goldston.
Communication, quick response and safety are three words Durham firefighters operate by.
By: Jatrissa Wooten
Jason Kanawati Stephany, vice president at the of the Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina, has been walking through the doors of the food bank for the last year.
If you're an organization that needs help, contact the Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina.
North Carolina has the third largest military presence in the nation, as well as more than 700,000 veterans who call the state home, according to N.C. Gov. Roy Cooper's office.
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