Andrew Doud
Andrew Doud joined the Eyewitness News team in November 2010 as a general assignment reporter/photographer. He is originally from Philadelphia, but has called North Carolina home for more than six years.
Andrew graduated from Elon University with a degree in Broadcast Communications. Prior to coming to Charlotte, he was a digital journalist in Greenville, North Carolina with WNCT-TV.
During his time in Eastern North Carolina, Andrew covered a wide range of stories from hurricanes and snowstorms to hostage situations and murder trials.
He is also a big NASCAR fan. During his time with WNCT he had the opportunity to travel to the home of racing legend Richard Petty. His one on one with “The King” highlighted the sport’s past and where one of its most popular drivers sees it going in the future.
Andrew thrives on breaking news and covering events as they happen. In 2009, he was awarded “Best Spot News” by the North Carolina Associated Press for his coverage of a wildfire in Pitt County that claimed a portion of a modular home business that had also been destroyed during Hurricane Floyd 10 years earlier.
When he is not in the newsroom, you can find Andrew playing golf or watching football.
Latest from Andrew Doud
Neighbors say north Charlotte shooting is latest in series of crimes
Police in north Charlotte are still searching for a suspect in a late-night shooting on Durham Lane. Police were called after someone heard shots fired around 11:30 p.m. Monday. When they arrived, a man was dead inside. “I slept right through it, and didn't hear anything,” said Teresa Renfro, who ...
Officials prepare for race traffic as I-85 construction continues
This weekend kicks off a week that brings in an estimated $250 million to the Concord area, and also a lot of traffic. This year, the NCDOT and Highway Patrol have a new challenge to contend with as fans file in for race week. New construction on Interstate 85 is ...
Crime drop, other improvements fueling jump in property values and taxes for some
Homeowners in several parts of Charlotte are happy to see a drop in crime where they live. But that crime drop and some other improvements in their neighborhoods are fueling a jump in their property value and taxes. Woodside Avenue in NoDa is a quiet street lined by tall trees ...
Officials estimate county’s coyote count at between 150 and 300
Mecklenburg County now has a better idea of how many coyotes are in the area. Since the beginning of the year, the county has been working to track the animals, which have created problems in certain neighborhoods and even killed pets. Brad Kuntz said he often sees coyotes while walking ...
Police: Man exposed himself on south Charlotte greenway
Charlotte-Mecklenburg police are looking for a man they say exposed himself along a south Charlotte greenway Monday. The incident happened along a stretch of the Little Sugar Creek Greenway, just a few hundred yards from Park Road Montessori School. Police said he is a white man who is around 30 ...
New scanners at airport offer more privacy to passengers
Charlotte-Douglas is installing new full-body scanners that promise to be less intrusive. Ed Archer was on his way to Ft. Lauderdale Friday morning. He said he's been through full-body scanners and know how invasive they can be. “I've gone through them a couple of times but it's a little personal, ...
Kannapolis police say their building creates challenges
Kannapolis police have been in a building that was supposed to be a temporary home, but it's been more than 20 years and they're still waiting for a new department to be built. The building on South Main Street may look more like a house than a police department, but ...
12-year-old boy says student placed plastic bag over his head until he passed out
A middle school boy in Rock Hill says a classmate put a plastic bag over his head, and that he passed out because of it. Assante Pettus is 12 years old. He said gym class had just let out. He said he was walking down York Preparatory Academy's Hill when ...
Four-wide racing returns to Concord this weekend
This weekend, four-wide racing returns to Concord at Zmax Dragway. The speedway is coming off a year of slumping ticket sales, but despite a struggling economy and rising gas prices, things are improving. Friday is the first day of the three-day event at Zmax Dragway that happens once a year. ...
Armed man robs Mac’s Speed Shop
Charlotte-Mecklenburg police are looking for a gunman who held up a restaurant early Friday morning. It happened around 1:30 a.m. at the Mac's Speed Shop just off South Tryon Street as the bar manager was leaving for the night. "It's just very scary, and we're just so thankful that he's ...
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