Alex Littlehales is a Reporter and Special Projects MSJ. He covers a diverse range of topics, including public security, finance, and regional interest, with a focus on credit health, debt management, and disaster response. Alex's work has been featured in KENS 5, 13News Now (WVEC), CDC Gaming Reports, WCNC Charlotte, WRAL, and NewsBreak.
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By: Alex Littlehales
After several anonymous complaints from tenants living at the Lassiter at North Hills, claiming a fourth-floor balcony had collapsed this summer, a spokesperson for the building's management confirmed balcony access has been temporarily restricted for residents.
By: Alex Littlehales
5 On Your Side received a viewer inquiry asking whether a government document they received regarding their voter registration was legitimate. This is what WRAL found out about the letter.
By: Alex Littlehales
The families, who reached out to WRAL either through social media or email, did so after an initial report in which a separate Wake County family expressed frustration after discovering a stranger buried in a cemetery plot they purchased at Montlawn Memorial Park.
By: Alex Littlehales
From World War II battlefields to Pittsboro, North Carolina, George Chall turned 104-years-old surrounded by friends, family and community who came to honor the veteran's milestone.
By: Alex Littlehales
Stopping further damage is one of the most important steps immediately following the initial contact for loss to your insurance. Reasonable expenses to protect property are part of the loss, meaning it's important for people to keep receipts of any temporary repairs in the immediate aftermath of storm damage.
By: Alex Littlehales
Public records from the Kentucky Secretary of State's office show 'Athlete Advantage' has officially administratively dissolved this October, while it is still in the process of refunding thousands of dollars back to NC State and UVA fans.
By: Alex Littlehales
Athlete Advantage is still in the process of refunding thousands of dollars back to NC State and UVA fans.
By: Alex Littlehales
WRAL reached out to several cryptocurrency kiosk companies operating in North Carolina, requesting information on how they plan to comply with new state laws.
By: Alex Littlehales
When evaluating online crypto exchanges, Consumer Reports found none had clearly disclosed during sign-up that crypto on an exchange lacks the same federal protections as money in a bank.
By: Alex Littlehales
Recent research suggests residents may be more tolerant of data centers if the community they live in already has one. Years after the first data centers arrived in Mecklenburg County, Virginia, how have residents responded to them in their backyard?
