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Jatrissa Wooten
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Reporter, Spectrum News Coastal NC
Macon, North Carolina
Beats
Biography
Jatrissa Wooten is a city girl born and raised in Boston, MA. She began her career as a reporter/producer in Lake Charles, Louisiana. After a few months she packed up and headed to Eureka, California where she took a position as reporter and shortly after was bumped to the weekend anchor. Jatrissa lived among the Redwoods for a year and a half before making another life changing move. In November of 2019, she found herself in Middle Georgia, the place she now calls home. You can catch Jatrissa on 41NBC News out of Macon, Georgia. Jatrissa graduated from Barry University in Miami Shores, Florida, with a degree in Broadcast and Emerging Media. She is now living out her dream as a broadcaster. Besides storytelling, she loves to dance, vlog, and spend time with family and friends. She comes with a BIG personality and is always down for a good laugh. Have a story idea? Let her know at jwooten@41nbc.com
Wine,Beauty Lifestyle, and Culture. Fashion, Wellness Food, Travel
I do not write about spirits.
Content
By Jatrissa Wooten Verified| Spectrum News Charlotte Verified RALEIGH, N.C. — The National Weather Service will no longer be translating its products into other languages. The agency said the contract for a service that uses artificial intelligence to broadcast warnings to people who do not speak English has lapsed.
By Jatrissa Wooten Verified| Spectrum News Charlotte Verified RALEIGH, N.C. — The National Weather Service will no longer be translating its products into other languages. The agency said the contract for a service that uses artificial intelligence to broadcast warnings to people who do not speak English has lapsed.
By Jatrissa Wooten Verified| Spectrum News Charlotte Verified RALEIGH, N.C. - The women and men of the Raleigh police and fire departments took to the ice Tuesday night to raise money for a wounded officer. Battle of the Badges is a fundraiser to honor Raleigh Police Officer Max Gillick Officer Gillick was injured in an on-duty incident in January 2025The matchup raised over $12,000 for GillickThe crowd erupted at the Lenovo Center as RPD Officer Max Gillick dropped the puck to start the matchup between the Raleigh police and fire departments.
Company Info
Spectrum News Coastal NC
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
+1 203-905-7801