Zoie Henry is a Weekend Morning Anchor/MMJ at WCNC Charlotte. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on healthcare, wellness programs, and public education. Zoie's work has been featured in various outlets including WMAZ-TV, 11Alive, KENS 5, and Madison Magazine, among others.
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Zoie's coverage heavily emphasizes local news, government announcements, and event coverage in the South Carolina area. She frequently reports on a wide range of topics such as family & relationships, crime, education, government & politics, and culture & society.
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It's the unofficial start to summer at the McKinley Marina, and the staff lifted dozens of boats into Lake Michigan for Big Boat Day.
Milwaukee rolls back required leaf bagging policy after major pushback, and the city is now offering leaf collection options.
By: Zoie Henry
Volunteers are placing thousands of flags at Veterans Park in Milwaukee to honor Wisconsin service members who died in wartime ahead of Memorial Day.
Greendale community reflects on sacrifice during Memorial Day ceremony
Milwaukee County is moving forward with plans to create a super splash pad at Washington Park, funded by a $750,000 grant, while addressing lifeguard staffing challenges.
Timothy Olson is already serving a 33-year sentence for kidnapping a woman from a Franklin restaurant; prosecutors now move forward with sexual assault and identity theft cases in Racine County.
By: Zoie Henry
Volunteers from the American Red Cross installed free smoke detectors in Milwaukee homes Saturday, aiming to reduce fire-related deaths and promote safety.
By: Zoie Henry
Special Spaces, a nonprofit, transformed Mary Schroeder's bedroom into a glittering retreat, bringing joy during her leukemia treatment and recovery.
By: Zoie Henry
EAST TROY, Wisconsin (WISN) -- Mary Schroeder of East Troy was diagnosed with leukemia at 7 years old in 2023, spending 800 days in and out of the hospital for treatment.
Special Spaces transformed the bedroom of 5-year-old Alice Endres, a cancer survivor, into a magical space, bringing joy to her family after a challenging journey.
