Madison Carter
WSOCTV
Charlotte, NC, United States
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Will the state step up to help Meck County’s food stamp recertification backlog?
It's clear the backlog is an issue. But what can be done about it? → Read More
9 Investigates: Meck Co. unable to keep up with food stamp recertifications
Channel 9's Madison Carter sat down with Deputy County manager Anthony Trotman and County Manager Dena Diorio to get to the bottom of why their staff isn’t keeping up with the paperwork. → Read More
Decade-long food stamp backlog leaves thousands in Meck County hungry
For more than 10 years, Channel 9 has been asking the Mecklenburg County Department of Social Services why a paperwork problem is keeping food off the table for many families. → Read More
After Ch. 9 investigation, insurance company pays residents displaced by fire
Two months after the fire, several of those people said they hadn’t seen a dime of their renters insurance payout. → Read More
9 Investigates: Testing NC power grid security after recent attacks
9 Investigates visited numerous electric substations in the past few months to see how secure our power grid actually is. → Read More
EXCLUSIVE: Records show uncoordinated response to Moore County power grid attack
Details about the criminal investigation have been slim, but Channel 9′s Madison Carter has uncovered new information about how the case is being handled by law enforcement. → Read More
9 Investigates: Power grid attacks up 79%; discrepancies in reporting incidents
Newly released data from the Department of Energy (DOE) shows a rise in threats against the United States’ power grid. In just one year, the nation saw a 79% increase in power disturbances. → Read More
Gastonia woman says she was charged $10K for cosmetic procedure she never had
A Gastonia woman said she was charged $10,000 for a cosmetic procedure she never had. → Read More
9 Investigates: Duke Energy steps up security after Moore County power grid attack
Channel 9 has learned new details one month after someone shot up two substations in Moore County, knocking out power for thousands of people. → Read More
UB Jacobs School of Medicine launches program to combat racism in surgery and medicine
The University at Buffalo is launching a new initiative in an effort to make healthcare more inclusive. → Read More
Walgreens cancels woman's vaccine because it was scheduled during lunch break
An hour before a Western New York woman's Friday appointment, the pharmacy called to cancel her appointment cause it was during the technician’s lunch break. → Read More
A renewed push to repeal Buffalo's open container alcohol ban
Community members and social justice groups are calling on Buffalo's common council to repeal what many call an "antiquated" and discriminatory law. → Read More
City of Buffalo issuing refunds to drivers for school zone tickets erroneously issued
Mayor Byron Brown is blaming the camera vendor for delays in issuing tickets to drivers that's forcing the City to cough up at least thousands of dollars. → Read More
Left out of the equation: domestic violence services not made to serve all women
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — This isn't a story that ends with an abuse hotline to call. Or a concrete solution. This is a story that ends with people on every side of a situation saying society has failed an entire community. This is a story that ends with Black and Brown women being left out of the equation and forced into dealing with the consequences. Jameca Price was a go-getter.… → Read More
Supermarket Sweep: Buffalo team competes on revamped iconic game show
Catch #TeamBuffaloWings this season on the new Supermarket Sweep! It airs on 7ABC Sundays at 8. → Read More
Shoot review task force created in City of Buffalo to increase solvability of gun violence
The City of Buffalo is modeling a gun violence program after Milwaukee after authorities in that county found success with a “shoot review” initiative. → Read More
Three new babies makes 9 -- the many sets of siblings kept together by adoption
Buffalo woman adopts her third set of siblings to make 9 children, plus her "bonus child". → Read More
'Byron Brown Must Resign' petition grows amidst phased reform from City of Buffalo
Some residents of the City of Buffalo are calling for their mayor to resign amidst claims he is not doing enough for Black and Brown people with his reform agenda. → Read More
Woman details encounter with Buffalo police lieutenant who hurled vulgar slurs Sunday night
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — Ruweyda Salim, the 25-year-old woman recording the video that’s now gone viral of a Buffalo police lieutenant calling her a f***ing c**t, sat down exclusively with 7 Eyewitness News to look back at that Sunday evening exchange. Salim was concerned about the number of police officers on the scene for what she believed was a man in distress. “One of them was holding the… → Read More
Inside building Erie County's COVID-19 heat map: tracking the spread
Erie County's COVID-19 heat map now lists cases by zip code. → Read More