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Jordan Kudisch

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As seen in: Spectrum News 1 Central NC, Spectrum News 1 Charlotte, Spectrum News Coastal NC, Spectrum News 13, WTHI-TV (Terre Haute, IN), Spectrum News 1 (Bowling Green, KY), Spectrum News 1 (Green Bay, WI), Spectrum News 1 (Louisville, KY), Spectrum News 1 Columbus, Spectrum News 1 Dayton, Spectrum News 1 SoCal, WMDT-TV (Salisbury, MD), WFFT-TV (Fort Wayne, IN)
2x AP Award Winning Journalist | Crime Reporter @SpecNews1CLT| Story idea? Email me: Jordan.Kudisch@charter.com #VFL
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Beloved Ballantyne YMCA to close after $42.5 million sale

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By Jordan Kudisch Verified
| Spectrum News 1 Charlotte Verified
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The Morrison Family YMCA in Ballantyne will close after a $42.5 million agreement to sell the property to Moments of Hope Church, marking the second YMCA closure in a prime Charlotte location in recent years.
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Man accused of ties with two terrorist groups arrested and held in Iredell County

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By Jordan Kudisch Verified
| Spectrum News 1 Charlotte Verified
IREDELL COUNTY, N.C. — A man accused of having ties to two Brazilian terrorist organizations is being held in the Iredell County Detention Center, according to the Iredell County Sheriff’s Office.
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Dozens make their case to lead Charlotte for next 18 months as interim mayor

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By Jordan Kudisch Verified
| Spectrum News 1 Charlotte Verified
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Nearly 50 people signed up to make their their case Monday to become Charlotte’s next interim mayor as the Charlotte City Council began the process of selecting a successor to Mayor Vi Lyles. Only 32 showed up in person. Candidates addressed council members during a public forum with each applicant receiving two minutes to explain why they should lead North Carolina’s largest city.
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