Trish Williford

Trish Williford is thrilled to return to Charlotte as weekend anchor/reporter for WCCB Charlotte. Trish previously worked as a reporter for three years in the Queen City where she covered countless big stories. Most recently, she worked in Savannah as a weekend anchor/reporter.

For 15 years, Trish has reported on everything from Category 5 hurricanes and deadly tornadoes….to high profile murder cases and even the corruption trial of a former Alabama Governor.

A native of Alabama, Trish studied English/Journalism at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. Prior to landing her first on-air job, she worked for several years as a TV news producer.

Trish loves mentoring youth and takes an active role in training young journalists.

You can catch Trish on the anchor desk Saturdays and Sundays on WCCB News @ SIX and WCCB News @ TEN. You can also watch her reports weekdays on WCCB News @ TEN.

If you have a story idea – you can email Trish at twilliford@wccbcharlotte.com.

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Restaurant To Provide Free Food

Charlotte Restaurant Prepares To Feed Hundreds For Free This Thanksgiving

Mama's Caribbean Grill on Central Avenue will serve up meals to needy families this holiday.

Reimagine Charlotte

Re-Imagine Charlotte Gala Celebrates Life Saving Work Of American Cancer Society, While Raising Funds For A Cure

Re-Imagine Charlotte, a benefit gala supporting the American Cancer Society, was held Saturday evening at Le Meridien Charlotte in Uptown.

Missing Kings Mountain Man

Police: Body Of Missing Kings Mountain Man Found, Girlfriend Charged For Murder

While searching for missing Keith Adams of Kings Mountain on Thursday, investigators say they discovered his body in an area off Jim Patterson Road in Cleveland County.

Mario Lopez

‘This World Was Too Harsh For Him’: Mother Of Mooresville Teen Who Ended His Life Speaks About Days Leading To His Death

Mario "Nathan" Lopez, a senior at Mooresville High, passed away November 10.

Dr. Ophelia Garmon Brown

Community Remembers Beloved Charlotte Doctor As a Trailblazer, Healer

Dr. Ophelia Garmon-Brown passed away after a battle with cancer. She was the first African American female resident in family medicine in Charlotte.

Panthers Fans React To Newton's Return

‘Welcome Home Cam’: Panthers Fans Celebrate The Return Of Cam Newton To Carolina

Dozens of fans rushed to Bank of America Stadium after hearing the announcement hoping to get a peek at QB1.

Chase Bank Invests In Charlotte's West End Community

Chase Bank Invests In Charlotte’s West End Community, Part of Major Revitalization Project Along Beatties Ford Road

Leaders say the Beatties Ford Road Corridor hasn't seen any real change in 60 years. Many residents and business owners hope they won't be left out of the progress.

Some South Carolina Parents Still Hesitant About Getting Their Children Vaccinated

Pfizer’s Covid Vaccine Now Available For Children, Some SC Parents Still Undecided

Some local parents say they need more information before deciding whether to allow their child to get the shot.

More Flight Woes

American Airlines Flight Cancellations Continue Monday At Charlotte Douglas

Passengers are urged to check their flights as many American Airlines flights were canceled Monday morning.

Julius Chambers Honored

Charlotte Leaders Unveil Statue Honoring Life Of Civil Rights Icon Julius Chambers

Dozens turned out to Little Sugar Creek Greenway for the unveiling ceremony.

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