Tradesha Woodard is a reporter for WCNC Charlotte, focusing on local news in the North Carolina area, specifically in Charlotte. She covers a range of topics, including education, community initiatives, crime, and social issues. Tradesha is dedicated to providing accurate and informative news to the Charlotte community.
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Tradesha Woodard's coverage primarily focuses on local news within Charlotte, North Carolina. She often reports on government announcements and cites data to provide context for her articles.
Her articles cover a wide range of themes including education, family & relationships, health & wellbeing, business & industry, and government & politics. Therefore, pitches should be tailored to these specific areas when reaching out with story ideas or expert commentary.
Given the focus on local issues in Charlotte and North Carolina as a whole, sources who can speak directly to the impact of policies at a community level or have insights into local initiatives would likely resonate well with Tradesha.
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By: Tradesha Woodard
Volunteers used trucks and planes to deliver as many essentials as possible.
Macie Lambert is mourning the loss of a home filled with memories. MT HOLLY, N.C. — A Mt. Holly home by the Catawba River was nearly swallowed by the flood caused by Helene late last week.
By: Tradesha Woodard
The Zara family was one of many tangled in the storm's path.
By: Tradesha Woodard
Maxton Bubula said the mental impact weighs heavy for students trying to focus on academics.
By: Tradesha Woodard
More than 200,000 in baby essentials was delivered to mountain communities.
The Catawba County Sheriff’s Office said Brian Topping was found dead stemming from ingestion of a mixture of narcotics.
By: Tradesha Woodard
GASTONIA, N.C. — A family is holding onto hope as the search for 63-year-old Tyrone Krank continues.
By: Tradesha Woodard
Tiawana Brown, District 3's representative on the council, hosted several panelists Thursday evening.
By: Tradesha Woodard
Mad Miles held a run to the poll event to not only spread awareness about health, but to also encourage folks to get out and vote.
By: Tradesha Woodard
Residents told WCNC Charlotte said they've lived in horrible conditions. Now they're being met with a 30-day notice to vacate the property.
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