Jamiese Price
As a correspondent with the BNC, Jamiese's stories impacted communities of color and marginalized demographics. She regularly reported on health disparities, police reform, and equitable education. Jamiese's work has exposed voter fraud and illegal citations issued by local police. Her series about the inequitable access to the Covid vaccine pushed government officials to change their procedures.
Jamiese is an Alabama native and considers herself a lifelong learner. She's a proud graduate of Tuskegee University and earned her Master of Science Degree from the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications where she majored in Broadcast Journalism.
When she isn't working, Jamiese loves to mentor young women, play with her two dogs and keep up with the latest fashion trends.
Jamiese's Stories
Consumers stay cautious into the weekend as NC cyclospora cases rise
Downtown Raleigh restaurants were busy with diners this week as concerns continue over a growing cyclospora outbreak in North Carolina.
Tree takes down power lines, closing stretch of Glenwood Avenue in Raleigh
More than 600 Duke Energy customers in Raleigh were without power on Friday after a tree took down power lines.
Former Cary town manager's use of public funds called 'questionable' in state's 2,600+ page audit
The report details what investigators say was public money spent in ways that appear excessive.
2 defendants in Glenwood South violence appear in court, told to stay out of entertainment district
New details revealed in court showed a Raleigh police officer suffered an elbow injury while breaking up a fight allegedly involving the two defendants.
WakeMed warns of impact from State Health Plan's new tier designation
WakeMed is raising concerns after being designated a non-preferred provider under the State Health Plan's new four-tier network,
Summer series highlights Raleigh Police Department's downtown safety efforts
Raleigh Police addressed nightlife safety on Tuesday night as part of a city summer safety series.
Week after teen takeovers, community leaders unite and discuss ways to prevent similar incidents
Organizers said the gathering was a call to action aimed at preventing similar incidents in the future.
'Just let me know you're OK': Family searches for missing Fort Bragg soldier
Loved ones say it's unlike him to go this long without contacting them.
Teens question proposed Raleigh curfew after weekend chaos
Teenagers say they understand the concerns, but not all should be blamed for the actions of others in the wake of an unruly teen takeover.
Police chief decries 'unruly' juveniles as Raleigh debates curfew
Raleigh Police Chief Rico Boyce urges city leaders to enact a youth curfew and said RPD was surprised by the number of firearms found among teenagers.