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
Young surfer from Holly Springs heads to national stage in California
Twelve‑year‑old Jacob Hepp is preparing to take on the biggest waves of his life as he gets ready to compete in the USA Surfing Junior Championships in California.
Canes superfan's horn becomes the soundtrack of the season
Mike Whiting, better known to Carolina Hurricanes fans as "Big Mike", has spent 25 years rallying crowds inside the Lenovo Center.
'Tarps off' trend energizes Canes fans, team in Game 2
The Hurricanes were trailing Vegas 2-0 when a call for "tarps off" spread through the crowd. Men quickly removed their shirts as fans roared in unison.
Duke Energy customers protest proposed rate hike: 'When is enough, enough?'
Customers packed a Durham courthouse and spilled outside as frustrations mounted over rising power bills and a proposed Duke Energy rate increase.
'Sign Lady' brings Canes spirit to every game
Sue Bohnsack is a familiar face at Carolina Hurricanes home games, known to many fans as the "Sign Lady."
Cary homeowners push back on proposed property tax increase, cite rising costs
Cary residents are pushing back against a proposed property tax increase, saying rising costs are already stretching their budgets too thin.
Retired Army sergeant major inspires women through fitness classes in Hope Mills
A retired Army sergeant major in Hope Mills is inspiring women to build strength, confidence, and community -- one workout at a time.
Durham school workers rally for pay raises: 'Money just not flowing'
Classified workers with Durham Public Schools rallied Tuesday ahead of a public hearing, calling for funding support for raises they say are critical to making ends meet.
At Raleigh's Oakwood Cemetery Memorial Day ceremony, military families honor lost loved ones
In Raleigh and across the nation, Monday was a chance to pay respects to the men and women who gave their lives in service of the nation.
Rising gas prices push drivers toward electric vehicles: 'It's really worth it'
Despite some inconveniences, drivers say the switch is worth it, especially as fuel prices remain high.