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
No charges filed after substitute bus driver misses multiple stops in Wake County
No charges will be filed after Wake County parents say a substitute bus driver missed multiple stops and refused to let children off a school bus.
Miss North Carolina USA controversy sparks discussion about social media's lasting impact
The dethroning of Miss North Carolina USA 2026 has sparked a broader online discussion about digital footprints and the lasting impact of social media activity.
NC survey shows fewer fights, weapons in schools; mental health concerns linger
The survey found that nearly 30% of high school students reported persistent sadness or hopelessness.
Raleigh business owner inspired to offers safe space for teens
Shady Dahir of The Athlete's Foot on Glenwood Avenue said he was motivated after watching coverage of a large teen gathering on July 4.
Wake schools consider budget cuts to cover teacher raises
The legislature approved the raises as part of the state budget, but school districts must also fund matching raises and bonuses for locally funded employees.
Teen, 3 adults injured when neighborhood cookout ends in shooting in Wake County, sheriff says
All were taken to WakeMed with injuries that were not considered life-threatening, the Wake County Sheriff's Office said.
Free school supply drive helps Durham families get ready for class
The start of the traditional school year is approaching, and hundreds of people gathered at Durham County Stadium for a school supply giveaway.
Family cleans up, salvage what they can after home flooded for third time in four years in Durham
The family is cleaning up after floodwaters damaged their home during heavy storms Tuesday night. They're asking the city for help.
Summer storms highlight need to check your trees
Communities across the Triangle are continuing to clean up after storms brought down trees, power lines and blocked streets.
Man killed after tree crashes into Wake County home during severe storms
"It's just awful. My prayers are with the family," neighbor Christina Urban said.