Nathaniel Puente is a Digital Content Producer at various news outlets. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, law and legal affairs, and aviation, with a particular focus on competitive sports, public security, and finance. Nathaniel's work has been featured in notable platforms such as ABC10, KHOU 11, and 9NEWS Denver.
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Nathaniel's coverage primarily focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on breaking and evolving stories related to sports, crime, and government & politics in the Charlotte area.
Given his focus on breaking news and evolving stories, he may be responsive to pitches related to ongoing events such as crime investigations or developments in local sports teams like the Carolina Panthers.
Sources offering insights into local crime trends or political issues specific to Charlotte would likely be of interest to Nathaniel. Additionally, experts providing commentary or analysis regarding local sports teams' performances and their impact on the community are also potential avenues for effective outreach.
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The shooting happened on Atando Avenue near North Tryon Street on Feb. 9.
A North Carolina Medical Examiner's autopsy has revealed that a man found dead near Catawba College in June died as a result of a homicide.
Man charged in 2001 deadly east Charlotte shooting
Overturned truck crash leaves multiple turkeys dead in Union County
The shooting happened on Autumn Frost Trail near University City Boulevard.
The crash happened on I-485 outer loop near exit 41 just before 3 p.m.
By: Nathaniel Puente
Saul Perez pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter. He'll spend 51-74 months in prison.
A body was recovered after divers searched in Lake Wylie for about an hour Monday night.
By: Nathaniel Puente
The presentation did not specify what would be upgraded at Truist Field.
By: Nathaniel Puente
Charlotte's Truliant Amphitheater was treated to a cinematic experience as Iron Maiden played some of their most cherished songs amid a myriad of stage antics and falling rain that only added to the atmosphere.
