Mary Calkins is a news reporter based in Charlotte, North Carolina. She covers local news stories for WBTV, KKTV 11 News, and KPLC-TV, with a focus on issues impacting the Charlotte community. Her reporting includes topics such as local government, law enforcement, healthcare, and community events.
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Mary Calkins predominantly covers local government events, education, crime, and healthcare in the Charlotte area. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to local policy changes or announcements affecting these areas.
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Pace was expected to enter a plea.
By: Mary Calkins
The buyout program is voluntary for county homeowners.
The ban includes purses and diaper bags.
Operation Helo is continuing to help those affected by Helene.
By: Mary Calkins
The deadline has been extended to Jan. 7, 2025.
The Centers for Disease Control issued an alert because of an uptick in cases across the country starting in October.
By: Mary Calkins
The affordable housing project is now being called “At Home in CMS."
Twenty-two new cameras were approved by Gastonia City Council.
A handful of volunteers gathered at Cedar Grove Cemetery on Hildebrand Street.
Democrats claim the bill strips powers from elected offices.
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