Kaci Jones is a news anchor with a focus on local news in the Charlotte area of North Carolina. She writes for various news outlets, including Carolinas' Own Queen City News WJZY-TV, WGHP-TV 8, Wnct TV, CBS 17 (WNCN), and Yahoo News. Kaci's articles cover a range of topics, from breaking news and local events to human interest stories and legal issues.
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Kaci Jones primarily covers local news, including government announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news in the North Carolina area. The themes covered include entertainment news, government & politics, family & relationships, and crime.
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By: Kaci Jones
More than two dozen advocacy groups are accusing the North Carolina Election Integrity Team of voter intimidation. There are yellow warning signs written in Spanish at some polling places across the state that reiterate the law that says it’s illegal for a non-citizen to vote in an election.
By: Debbie Dalton
More people will have access to life saving tools like Narcan in Mecklenburg County. County officials unveiled a new kiosk stocked with Narcan, COVID tests and condoms at the Ella B. Scarborough Community Resource Center.
By: Katelyn Peterson
Early voting allows people to take their pick of the most location convenient to vote in their county. Early re ports from North Carolina show low turnout in young voters. Time is running out for voters to cast their ballots. Mad Miles Run Club teamed up with
The future of The Excelsior Club is up in the air. It was once a thriving piece of Charlotte’s social scene. The club shut it doors in 2016 and a developer bought the property in 2019. Now that developer is considering selling the property.
President Elect Donald Trump is already laying out his plan for immigration. Those plans have some people concerned about their future.
Hundreds of people and pets walk and run down the light rail trail in South End every day. People take a dangerous shortcut across the tracks almost daily. Soon there will be a safer pathway across the tracks.
By: Jeff Monheit, Kaci Jones
A Concord man is charged with the murder of a woman on Strive Street. The suspect is also accused of taking the victim's cell phone.
By: Kaci Jones
The owners and security at Northlake Mall are being sued for failing to protect customers. The attorney representing two plaintiffs says there has a pattern of negligence at Northlake mall demonstrated by the more than 1,300 criminal incidents within a mile radius of the property over a five year span.
Advocates say several state prisons are overcrowded and inmates are living in poor conditions after thousands of inmates at prisons in the Western North Carolina mountains were evacuated to other facilities after Hurricane Helene.
A N orth C harlotte P re- S chool and tutoring program has been forced to close. The move has displaced dozens of children. The owner of Little Angels Pre-Schoo l says the fire marshal is mandating a change of use permit and won’t let the business re-open until it’s finished.
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