Jesse Pierre is a journalist at THV11. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, telecommunications, construction, real estate, and social issues, with a particular focus on crime and traffic in North Carolina and Charlotte. Jesse's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as WLTX-TV, WFMY-TV, WCNC Charlotte, KENS 5, WXII 12, and WRAL.
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Jesse Pierre's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Charlotte, North Carolina. The topics covered include scams, crime, fundraising efforts, law enforcement activities, transportation issues and government announcements.
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The police department is establishing its own real-time crime tracking center.
By: Jesse Pierre
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Tanya Hoskins will face the suspect in her daughter's death in court Thursday, six months after she was shot and killed in northwest Charlotte. She said she just wants the killer held accountable.
Over 900 people signed a petition saying they wanted to see a rail line system around east Charlotte and Matthews.
By: Jesse Pierre, Erika Williams
The structure built 40 years ago, was home to a congregation with a rich history spanning over 150 years.
474 guns have been stolen from licensed North Carolina gun stores in 2024, up from 259 firearms stolen the year before.
WCNC Charlotte learns more about what revelers can expect in Uptown Charlotte with last year's shooting incident top of mind.
If the implementation is approved, the tool has the potential to modernize Gastonia's crime prevention and response capabilities.
By: Jesse Pierre
The family of Edwin Morales is seeking justice after the 16-year-old was found dead about a mile from their home in a 'possible homicide' in Lincoln County.
By: Jesse Pierre
With upwards of $100,000 stolen this year alone, authorities are urging residents to stay alert and report suspicious calls.
WCNC Charlotte learns more about what revelers can expect in Uptown Charlotte with last year's shooting incident top of mind.
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