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
Cary police charge driver in crash that killed woman on her daily walk
Cary police have charged a driver in connection with the death of a 76-year-old woman on her morning walk. Neighbors have long complained about the crosswalk.
Cary approves temporary pause on data center development
The Cary Town Council unanimously approved an 18-month moratorium on data centers Thursday evening.
Man mourns 76-year-old wife killed while on her daily walk in Cary: 'She was my own Dolly Parton'
A Cary man is mourning the loss of his wife after she was struck and killed by a driver while on her daily walk.
New SNAP requirements raise concerns in Durham County
Durham County officials say new requirements under H.R. 1 could place significant financial and administrative burdens on local SNAP operations.
Durham County leaders weigh data center moratorium with exemptions through 2027
Durham County commissioners considered a proposed moratorium that would include exceptions and would last through May 2027.
2 townhomes in Raleigh damaged after lightning strike causes fire
The storm system also felled a tree on I-40 and knocked out power in spots across the Triangle.
Some NC counties drop Sunday voting under approved plans
The state board reviewed each county's proposal individually before making final decisions.
Domestic violence advocates urge victims to seek help as deaths continue in NC
"Love should never hurt."
Wake school board approves cuts to cover $17 million gap
The Wake County Board of Education approved changes needed to fund state-approved teacher raises and bonuses.
Gunshots damage cars, building at Garner apartment complex
Garner Police are investigating after residents escaped injury when shots were fired at Timber Creek Apartments.