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
Wake County school board unanimously approves reassignment plan, paving way for major changes
Thousands of Wake County students will be shifted to different schools as the school board struggles to address ongoing growth.
NC man's halloween decorations scaring up money to provide hope and support to children
Holly Springs man turns his Halloween decorations into a display of hope and support and fundraising for St. Jude
Donald Trump makes multiple stops in NC on Monday, including one in Asheville to see Helene damage
Trump first visited the Asheville area before stops in Greenville and Concord.
UNC system rolls out simplified college application process
NC College Connect is a pilot program through the University of North Carolina System and the Department of Public Instruction.
Wreath-laying ceremony honors Raleigh police officer killed in 2022 Hedingham mass shooting
Raleigh police officer Gabriel Torres was remembered as a hard worker, a proud Marine, and a dedicated husband and father.
Trump introduces a 'Made in America' tax rate at event in North Carolina
"I do think it's shadowed him some," Steven Herrin, a North Carolina voter, said.
Music-filled Flagstock 2024 honors UNC frat that protected US flag
The fraternity brothers who protected an American flag after it was pulled down during a pro-Palestinian protest were honored with a Labor Day music fest.
St. Augustine's students move-in for fall semester after delay; faculty and staff being paid
St. Aug's interim president said enrollment is smaller and payments are beginning for faculty and staff after months of not being paid.
Wake County schools security leaders and SROs hold safety training ahead of new school year
We're just days away from the first day of class for thousands of Wake County Students on the traditional calendar year.
Tornado destroys house in NC, man found dead inside identified
The two-story home was one of at least 10 homes damaged in the county.