Meghan Bragg is a Traffic Anchor and Verify Reporter at VERIFY. She covers a diverse range of topics including climate change, water conservation, personal finance, and consumer rights, often focusing on hydrology and mental health. Meghan's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including KCEN 6 News, WFMY-TV, and 9NEWS Denver.
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Charlotte, United States (Local)
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Meghan Bragg's coverage spans a wide range of local topics, including government and politics, health, house & home, personal finance, and family & relationships. Her articles frequently cite data from various sources and cover seasonal events.
Given Meghanβs focus on local issues in North Carolina and Charlotte, she would be most receptive to pitches related to these areas. For instance, providing insights into local government policies or political developments specific to North Carolina could resonate with her. Similarly, pitches related to healthcare initiatives or community events within the state are likely to capture her attention.
Additionally, Meghan covers a variety of household-related topics such as emissions tests and work-from-home scams which indicate an interest in consumer advocacy. Pitches that can offer practical advice for families regarding finances or home-related matters may also align well with her coverage interests.
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The FTC is reworking its "click to cancel" rule to ease subscription cancellations after a court blocked its initial attempt, highlighting consumer frustration.
Sophisticated job scams are using fake offers from real companies to steal your money and data. Here's how to spot red flags and protect yourself.
By: Meghan Bragg
Shorter showers and efficient dishwashing can reduce water usage during a drought, experts say, but can simple changes have a big impact?
By: Meghan Bragg
As gas prices rise, more shoppers turn to buy now, pay later plans. While convenient, experts warn they don't boost credit and missed payments can really hurt.
Charlotte enforces mandatory water restrictions due to drought, limiting outdoor watering and warning violators who risk fines after repeated offenses.
By: Meghan Bragg
North Carolina ranks second nationally for average credit cards per person at slightly over three cards each.
By: Meghan Bragg
As summer nears, dermatologists warn against the "perfect tan" trend among teens, urging sun safety and sunscreen use due to risks like skin damage and cancer.
By: Meghan Bragg
Dermatologists are warning about a dangerous trend among teens and young adults as summer approaches, despite known health risks. Here's what to know. (Adobe Stock)
North Carolina is emerging as a leader in AI adoption, with over 22% of its businesses utilizing the technology, ranking ninth nationwide.
Parents in the Carolinas are looking for ways to help their children adjust to a new sleep schedule after summer break. Inconsistent sleep patterns led to a higher likelihood of getting a βDβ or lower, and students who stayed up late also had fewer classes in which they earned an βA.β βHaving a good bedtime routine is key to being able to fall asleep on time,β Dr. Brian Chen, a sleep specialist at the Cleveland Clinic, said.
