Kallie Cox is a reporter based in Charlotte, North Carolina. With a focus on local news, Kallie has written for various publications including The Charlotte Observer, Yahoo News, and Queen City Nerve. She covers a range of topics including crime, justice, community issues, and human interest stories.
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Kallie Cox's coverage is primarily focused on local crime, law enforcement, and evolving stories in Charlotte and North Carolina. She frequently covers breaking news related to crime, with a significant emphasis on legal developments and government announcements.
If you are reaching out to Kallie, consider offering insights or firsthand accounts related to ongoing criminal cases or law enforcement matters within Charlotte or North Carolina. Additionally, pitches providing access to exclusive interviews with individuals involved in high-profile legal proceedings may be of interest.
Given the focus on local news within specific geographic areas such as Charlotte and North Carolina, ensure that any pitches are relevant to these locations for optimal engagement.
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By: Kallie Cox
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One Sunday, Calvin Raymond’s wife, Christine, convinced him to get a mani-pedi with her at ATN Nails and Spa. The aftermath of this trip resulted in infection, injury and months of lost wages.
By: Kallie Cox
Whether or not a motorcycle and a car engaged in a consensual street race had nothing to do with the crash that occurred minutes later, the Eastern District ruled.
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Kansas City’s 911 call delay resulted in a record $4,125,000 settlement in September following four years of litigation and led to policy changes.
The Supreme Court of Missouri has reinstated an attorney after he was suspended by the court in 2022 for violating rules of professional conduct.
By: Kallie Cox
When Donta and Tamika Hanks divorced, their dissolution of marriage decree required Donta to pay Tamika Hanks $17,500 within 90 days in exchange for their house.
Heels in the Courtroom Podcast provides mentorship for female attorneys
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Numerous plaintiffs in a class action lawsuit have now received compensation after attorney Paul D. Anderson of Humprey, Farrington & McClain found defects in bonded abrasive wheels.
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