Tina Terry
WSOCTV
Charlotte, NC, United States
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9 Investigates: Searching for affordable housing solutions in the Carolinas
Rising prices, home costs and inflation are taking their toll on our community driving some families onto the streets and impacting people from all walks of life. → Read More
Tenants at apartments in Salisbury being forced to move
Several people at Eaman Park apartments said they just found out last week that they have to move. → Read More
Can’t make your vaccine appointment? Be sure to cancel ahead of time
Novant Health is asking people who have vaccine appointments to make sure they cancel ahead of time if they can’t make. → Read More
Local pharmacy getting 900 Johnson & Johnson doses; hosting vaccination events
Moose Pharmacy, which has stores from Concord to Monroe, told Channel 9 it’s getting 900 Johnson & Johnson doses this week and plans to administer the shots at two community events this weekend. → Read More
‘I was in shock’: Man recalls being shot by police along street in Pineville
Before Monday afternoon’s news briefing, Channel 9 was the first to get access to police body camera video from that shooting. → Read More
Having trouble getting a vaccine appointment? Here’s what to know about scheduling one
The race to vaccinate has taken another step forward in North Carolina. → Read More
‘It’s convenient’: Rural pharmacies get vaccine doses to distribute
The White House recently announced the weekly vaccine supply to states is increasing by 1 million doses, which is 14.5 million doses split between the states starting next week. → Read More
Rowan County leaders mobilize in hopes of organizing their own mass vaccination site
Rowan County’s health department has been getting about 300 COVID-19 vaccine doses a week from the state and some county leaders say that’s not good enough. → Read More
Novant’s new clinic in east Charlotte will help vaccinate underserved communities
Novant Health announced plans Tuesday to open a new facility focused on helping vaccinate underserved communities. → Read More
Local county works to vaccinate current groups before educators become eligible next week
Rowan County health officials are trying to get as many people in Groups 1 and 2 as they can to sign up for a vaccination before educators become eligible next week. → Read More
Drivers caught on camera blocking I-77, performing burnouts, stunts
Video posted on social media shows dozens of people stuck in the backups while others are seen recording the stunts. → Read More
Local elementary school hosts parade to encourage students during pandemic
Teachers and staff at Renaissance West Steam Academy hit the streets for a parade Wednesday to offer encouragement to students during the pandemic. → Read More
‘Rural counties are getting zero vaccines’: NC lawmakers want answers about slow rollout
Those complaints have now reached North Carolina lawmakers who want the same answers we do. → Read More
Experts emphasize vigilance with COVID-19 variants in community
An expeAn expert at UNC Charlotte said people will have to work harder to protect themselves against the COVID-19 variants found in the Carolinas.rt at UNC Charlotte said people will have to work harder to protect themselves against the COVID-19 variants found in the Carolinas. → Read More
COVID-19: Woman claims nursing home conditions may have led to mother’s death
Residents and staff at nursing homes in North Carolina are now in line to get the COVID-19 vaccine. → Read More
Kannapolis mother of 4 forced to leave apartment after huge leak, roaches
A Kannapolis woman and her four children have been forced out of her apartment after a massive water leak and a roach infestation, she says. → Read More
Pandemic may have contributed to local baby boom, experts say
The pandemic may have contributed to a local surge in babies, Novant Health Presbyterian doctors said. Novant is reporting somewhat of a baby boom this year. → Read More
Army vet first to get vaccinated after Salisbury VA gets shipment
The Salisbury VA Medical Center received thousands of doses of Pfizer and Moderna vaccines Tuesday. → Read More
‘Absolutely draining’: Hospitals, staff strained as COVID-19 cases skyrocket
The number of people with COVID-19 at area hospitals are on the rise. Some are running out of beds in the dire situation. → Read More
Rowan County health officials prepare to get Pfizer vaccine
The Pfizer vaccine shot could be administered as early as next week if approved but could be a challenge getting it to rural areas. → Read More