Zane Cina is a journalist for Cable News 2, focusing on local news in Rock Hill, South Carolina. With a passion for community reporting, Zane covers a wide range of topics including local government, crime, events, and human interest stories. Through his articles, Zane aims to keep the residents of Rock Hill informed and engaged with their community.
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Zane Cina's focus is on local news, with a strong emphasis on community events, education, crime, and sports in the United States, specifically South Carolina and Rock Hill. To effectively reach out to Zane Cina for coverage consideration or as a source of information:
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By: Zane Cina
A South Charlotte family is in disbelief after they say a driver stole their pet and never looked back.
CORNELIUS, N.C. — Thursday will mark two years since Madalina Cojocari was last seen. The search for the now 13-year-old Cornelius girl continues, despite no new leads. WCCB Charlotte’s Zane Cina sat down with a Chief of Police who says it will take much more than time to stop the search for the missing girl.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Thanksgiving travel season is officially underway and experts predict an all time high of North Carolinians to be a part of the traffic this year. WCCB Charlotte’s Zane Cina learned what fliers should expect from airport officials.
By: Zane Cina
Hundreds of contracted airport employees are prepared to strike during what Charlotte Douglas International Airport is calling the busiest Thanksgiving travel period ever.
ROCK HILL, S.C. — A church in Rock Hill is giving families a reason to be thankful this holiday. Illumine Church is giving away more than 6,000 turkeys on Thanksgiving Day. Volunteers started cooking Sunday and wrapped up Wednesday. Church staff plan to serve thousands of meals starting at 8 a.m. and will continue until all of the food is gone.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Department is investigating a shooting that occurred just before 7 p.m. Wednesday at an apartment complex on Romare Bearden Drive near Charlotte’s South End. CMPD has not released details, but Medic announced one person was transported to a hospital with life threatening injuries.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Dozens of Charlotte’s Habitat for Humanity families were surprised with shopping spree from a popular discount department store. Target teamed up with Habitat for Humanity to further gift families who received a home from the non-profit in 2024.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A Charlotte parking deck has raised concerns over how dirty it has become. Some feel the filth could be dangerous. Customers who pay between $120 and $160 per month to use the Center City Green Parking Garage, feel sanitation is lacking.
By: Zane Cina
Carolina Migrant Network is working hard to prepare Charlotte's Spanish community for an America led by President Elect Donald Trump.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A long standing Uptown restaurant has closed its doors for good. Many are worried this closure could leave a hole that once fed those in need in the City. The King’s Kitchen announced Wednesday it is now closed permanently.
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