‘Get in safely’: Charlotte parents protect students amid Border Patrol operation
On Monday, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools says roughly 21,000 students were absent across the district — that’s approximately 15% of all students enrolled.
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On Monday, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools says roughly 21,000 students were absent across the district — that’s approximately 15% of all students enrolled.
A Homeland Security spokesperson said 130 people were arrested in “Operation Charlotte’s Web” through its first two days.
We’re learning more about the U.S. Customs and Border Protection operation that started Saturday morning in Charlotte, and officials revealed how many people were taken into custody on the first day.
In the next 24 hours, Customs and Border Protection agents could start arriving in Charlotte, and some city leaders are calling for clarity and urging the community to stay calm.
The St. Lloyd Presbyterian Cemetery Foundation officially took ownership of the historic cemetery in Grier Heights Wednesday, marking a significant step in preserving Charlotte’s African American heritage.
Retiring Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Chief Johnny Jennings gave one of his final addresses as the top cop in Charlotte Tuesday morning.
Deborah Phillips says the work has not stopped for Block Love Charlotte, despite the charity organization losing its non-profit status.
Rachel Grant works as a nanny in Charlotte, caring for Ollie.
The Federal Aviation Administration announced a 10% reduction in air traffic across 40 high-volume airports starting Friday, as the government shutdown continues to affect air traffic controllers.
There is a new place for residents in Pineville to donate food to help those in need during the government shutdown.