Michelle Boudin is a reporter and fill-in anchor for WCNC Charlotte and WFMY-TV in Greensboro, North Carolina. With a focus on local news, Michelle covers a range of topics including human interest stories, community initiatives, healthcare, and social issues. Her work has also been featured in People Magazine, WLTX-TV, and the Charlotte Business Journal.
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Michelle Boudin's coverage primarily focuses on local human interest stories, particularly those related to healthcare, family & relationships, and community service. She often features press releases and expert commentary.
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Dan Rattigan and Jael Skeffington came to Asheville on a school bus-turned-RV after leaving Costa Rica.
By: Michelle Boudin
At only 21 years old, Ethan Clark is putting his passion for meteorology to use in the most astounding way possible — he single-handedly saved lives during Hurricane Helene.
Their motto is “ Rescue, Relieve, Rebuild .” For the last two weeks, members of the Louisiana Cajun Navy have been focused on the first two efforts
By: Michelle Boudin
“I always say, in the worst moments of humanity, the best of humanity comes out.” That's what Chef José Andrés, the founder and Chief Feeding Officer
Leaf peeping season is the most popular time of year to visit Asheville and the surrounding mountains, making it a very popular time for weddings.
By: Michelle Boudin
Ten-year-old Luke Fechtel inherited his love of running from his mom Anne. He started running in first grade.
By: Michelle Boudin
Clegg Roe had gone to his room to change clothes just minutes before the mudslide.
Hunger at Home's Ewell Sterner receives our 2024 Community Impact award.
By: Michelle Boudin
Some mountain communities have been told it could still be weeks, maybe months before they get water back.
By: Michelle Boudin
Courtney Mosser was scheduled to have a C-section the day after Helene hit. The storm left her stranded on the side of a mountain in need of emergency care.
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