Lisbeth Ramirez is a journalist for Wxlv-ABC 45 Wupn Upn 48, covering a wide range of news topics in the Winston-Salem area. With a focus on local news, Lisbeth reports on issues such as crime, community events, human interest stories, and weather updates. Her goal is to provide timely and accurate information to the residents of Winston-Salem and surrounding areas.
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Lisbeth Ramirez's coverage mainly focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on crime and evolving stories. She is likely to be receptive to pitches related to breaking news or developing stories in the Winston-Salem area.
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Volume 90% WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — The Winston-Salem Police Department has released their statistics for 2024.
While some people say “new year, new me” North Carolina says, new year new laws. More than a dozen laws are now in effect.Senate Bill 452If you’re a driver, the
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“He got up, put his shoes on, and was trying to go to work. He rides by every day in the morning, so we don’t hear that scooter with the loud muffler anymore,":
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"It’s been hurtful, it’s been hard... I just want him home," said Tamika Little, mother of Laequan Little.Tamika Little is searching for answers after her 26-ye
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“I rung his stuff up, put it in the bag, and I asked him if he needed anything else. He said, ‘I just want the money.’ He was pulling out a gun, and I just ran.
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While first responders and city officials want you to stay off the roads tonight, if you do have to go out, here's a list of car essentials.“Our crews are actua
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Most crews have prepped for snow, but what happens once snow is here?“We are ready. The trucks are prepped, we have the tanks, the salt beds, and the plows read
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“Within minutes of getting out of the truck, running to the water, and putting the equipment in, I would say we found him within ten minutes. Just past him was
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it's been a year since Marissa Carmichael disappeared from an Exxon in Greensboro."When will I know? When will I get closure? When will I get answers? How is ev
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ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, N.C. — “Our goal is to stop the needless deaths, to stop the people overdosing and dying from this,” said Justin Stewart, Rockingham County EMS.
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