Alex Littlehales is a Reporter and Special Projects MSJ. He covers a diverse range of topics including finance, personal finance, construction and real estate, as well as culture and society, with a keen focus on consumer behavior, credit health, and debt management. Alex's work has been featured in KENS 5, 13News Now (WVEC), CDC Gaming Reports, WCNC Charlotte, and WRAL.
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By: Alex Littlehales
As the city faces financial strain and rising utility bills, several Rocky Mount city staff and council members are attending a power utility conference at a four-star Virginia resort. WRAL Investigates how city officials are defending the trip.
By: Alex Littlehales
A new five-action plan replaces the district's previous three color system. Will it give administrators more clarity and flexibility during emergency response?
By: Alex Littlehales
As students return to the classroom for a new school year, 5 On Your Side is examining the savings differences between investing in 529 plans versus Trump accounts, two financial tools which aim to prepare children for financial success as they reach adulthood.
By: Alex Littlehales
A Wake County family is raising questions about the state's cemetery oversight after someone else's remains were buried in a plot they purchased burial rights for more than a decade ago.
By: Alex Littlehales
The lawsuit was moved to federal court several days before a WRAL Investigation into a separate cemetery facility owned by the same Florida-based company
By: Alex Littlehales
Seven years after a Garner man was exhumed following a cemetery plot mix-up, WRAL has uncovered multiple claims that people have been mistakenly buried in incorrect plots at cemeteries owned by one company.
By: Alex Littlehales
WRAL Investigates is asking questions about North Carolina's cemetery oversight after a Wake County family said a stranger's remains were buried in a plot
By: Alex Littlehales
At the quarterly Governor's Crime Commission meeting, staff from the NC Department of Justice briefed state leaders on the rising threat of advancing technology to North Carolina consumers. Victims have reported more than $400 million in losses last year alone.
By: Alex Littlehales
The addition of whether crimes are "AI related" signals a notable addition in the agency's internet crime methodology, which agency leaders say speaks to the rising threat of artificial intelligence against consumers.
By: Alex Littlehales
Rocky Mount has made progress addressing its ongoing financial struggles, according to North Carolina State Treasurer Brad Briner, while the city remains under enhanced monitoring by the Local Government Commission.
