Richard DeVayne is a Reporter at WFMY-TV in Greensboro, NC. He covers a diverse range of themes including regional interest and world news, with a focus on North Carolina, crime, traffic, and holidays, as well as travel and tourism, education, and food and beverages. Richard's work has also been featured in WCNC Charlotte and WLTX-TV.
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Richard DeVayne's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, particularly government and politics, crime, and community events in Charlotte and North Carolina. Given this focus, he is likely to be receptive to pitches related to evolving stories such as local government decisions, law enforcement developments, or community events.
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By: Julia Kauffman, Richard DeVayne
NCDOT said the reason behind the paid toll lanes is the department cannot afford to pay more than $600 million for the lanes, which come with a price tag of more than $3.7 billion. If transportation officials find a private developer for the job, the state would contribute $600 million and the private company would cover the rest.
By: Richard Devayne
Volunteers are stepping up, doing what they can to get supplies to people in rural areas.
Schools have been closed for weeks after the destruction of Helene on western Carolina, and one of the many problems with getting schools back open was roads that are impassable or washed away.
The city is testing out a pilot program in an effort to ease parking concerns.
Red Bridges Barbecue Lodge was damaged in a fire on Oct. 24. SHELBY, N.C. — Shelby's legendary Red Bridges Barbecue Lodge will reopen for customers Wednesday after a fire closed the restaurant for nearly a week
By: Richard Devayne
While crime statistics may not always reflect the public's perception, the council recognized the feeling of safety is crucial for a thriving city.
If the implementation is approved, the tool has the potential to modernize Gastonia's crime prevention and response capabilities.
By: Richard Devayne
A committee will present city council with a staff report on recommendations to alleviate the issue of people using temporary housing for a permanent place to stay.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The city of Charlotte is poised to take a significant step toward enhancing pedestrian and cyclist safety between South End and Uptown Charlotte. Charlotte City Council members are expected to vote Monday on a proposal to allocate more than $16 million for a new rail trail bridge that will cross over Interstate 277.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The YMCA of Greater Charlotte is holding its 31st annual Martin Luther King Jr. Prayer Breakfast on Monday morning at the Crown Ballroom in the Charlotte Convention Center.
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