Lexi Wilson is a Multimedia Journalist at various outlets including The Charlotte Observer and WFMY-TV in Greensboro, NC. She focuses on topics related to North Carolina, particularly the Charlotte area, covering markets, social issues, and crime. Lexi's work has been featured in The Charlotte Observer, Qnotes, WFMY-TV, and WCNC Charlotte.
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Lexi’s coverage focuses on local issues in Charlotte and North Carolina, with an emphasis on government announcements and data-driven reporting. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including racial discrimination, housing and homelessness, mental health, community development, economic inequality, as well as crime.
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Four deadly shootings happened over the holiday weekend in Charlotte.
The Charlotte Area Transit System is reporting improvements to its service and ridership in a recent report to city leaders.
The new North Carolina Tenants Union is made up of six local tenant advocacy groups in Charlotte, Asheville, Raleigh-Durham, and Winston-Salem.
By: Lexi Wilson
Despite it being more than 50 years since the act outlawed discrimination in housing, people are still experiencing housing inequity.
By: Lexi Wilson Wcnc
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — As many healthcare professionals left their jobs due to the demands of the pandemic, there were many who stayed. Jill Addison is one of them.
Since 2009, the group has worked to help grieving families move forward, providing resources and connections.
By: Lexi Wilson Wcnc
The issue came to light in late March 2024 after CMPD alerted the District Attorney's Office.
By: Lexi Wilson
The goal is to help veterans in the criminal justice system break the cycle of substance abuse, mental illness, and illegal activity because for some, returning home
In the wake of a deadly ambush on law enforcement, health care workers share how treating victims of gun violence weighs on them.
Construction of the new toll lanes is experiencing supply chain and worker shortages.
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