Sharryse Piggott is a PM Reporter at WUNC. With a diverse background in business, healthcare, and environmental issues, she covers themes such as climate change, family planning, and adoption and foster care. Sharryse's work has been featured in notable outlets including WFAE, Blue Ridge Public Radio, and NPR.
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Sharryse Piggott's coverage focuses on local news in North Carolina, with a particular emphasis on community initiatives, education, and government announcements. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to local events or initiatives that impact the community directly.
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By: Sharryse Piggott
Chapel Hill nonprofit HonorBridge has provided hundreds of tissue donations to people in North Carolina and Virginia, like bones and ligaments.
By: Sharryse Piggott
Over the weekend, meteorologists had said it was going to be dangerously hot. But they've since revised the forecast to say it's not as dangerous as the heat index and humidity would normally be in the summer.
By: Sharryse Piggott
A rendering of the Omni Hotel in Raleigh on S. Salisbury St. & W. South St. corner.
By: Sharryse Piggott
A da Vinci SP system was used for two successful surgeries at ECU Health. The technology is less invasive and used one single incision instead of multiple.
By: Steven Paul Whitsitt
Volunteers with nonprofit Root Causes are loading food into a car.
By: Sharryse Piggott
The free new pilot is available at William B. Umstead State Park in Raleigh through an online reservation system with North Carolina State Parks.
By: Sharryse Piggott
Parts of the Triangle and Triad are experiencing exceptional drought conditions and some cities across the area are implementing more water restrictions including Durham and Raleigh.
Juneteenth is traditionally celebrated on June 19th to commemorate the emancipation of enslaved people in the United States.
By: Sharryse Piggott
The 4th of July Holiday travel period began on Saturday, June 27 and will end Sunday, July 5. This year, gas prices have impacted the way North Carolinians are planning to travel.
Wake County has opened its first crime laboratory . The $1.6 million facility was partially funded through grants.
