Julia Kauffman is a news reporter and multi-skilled journalist, currently working for WCNC Charlotte. She is an alumna of George Mason University and her work focuses on reporting local news in the Charlotte area, covering a wide range of topics including community issues, politics, and human interest stories.
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Julia’s coverage predominantly focuses on local news, community development, environmental concerns, and public health in the Charlotte area. She regularly reports on government announcements related to these themes.
Given her focus on local news and community development, Julia may be interested in stories that involve individuals or organizations making a positive impact within the local community. Pitches could include profiles of individuals involved in community initiatives or insights into how specific real estate developments are impacting the local area.
Additionally, given her reporting on public health and environmental concerns at a local level, she might respond well to pitches featuring experts who can speak to these issues from a localized perspective. These could include healthcare professionals advocating for specific public health measures or environmental activists focusing on Charlotte-area topics.
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Sam Diminich, owner of Restaurant Constance, helps feed people who have gone weeks without power and food.
The clinicians and social workers will seek solutions for people experiencing a mental health crisis and people who are homeless and need help.
The Diaper Bank of North Carolina says one in four students miss school because they don't have the period products they need.
By: Julia Kauffman
The building would be 85-feet tall along Central Avenue, 65-feet tall in the center and 50-feet tall on the outer edges on Piedmont and Sunnyside that face housing. It would replace offices on Central Avenue, along with a house and an empty lot on Sunnyside Avenue.
By: Julia Kauffman
Charlotte has a growing homelessness problem and nonprofits are scrambling to help families who can’t find shelter or housing together.
By: Julia Kauffman
The North Carolina Department of Transportation offered a window into its own efforts to get access to homes and businesses.
By: Julia Kauffman
CMPD Animal Care and Control's current shelter and medical facility on Byrum Drive is
By: Julia Kauffman
The county says it accidentally contributed to retiree-dependent premiums for seven years and will take that money away.
Polls show Attorney General Josh Stein is ahead of Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson by 15 points, but both candidates think the race will be much closer.
By: Julia Kauffman
According to North Carolina election data, just under 20% of all registered voters are Black. As of Thursday, 44% of those voters have cast a ballot.
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