Food truck owners unhappy with forced closing hours in Uptown
Charlotte Center City Partners are shutting down food trucks early in Uptown as a new push to curb crime, but one food truck owner says the plan is bad for business.
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Charlotte Center City Partners are shutting down food trucks early in Uptown as a new push to curb crime, but one food truck owner says the plan is bad for business.
A year after the deadly stabbing that rocked Charlotte’s public transit system, what changes have been made to improve security and the perception of safety on board the city’s trains and buses?
A truck driver was billed $9,000 in towing and impound fees after his semi-truck exceeded a free parking limit by 30 minutes in Charlotte.
A Charlotte towing company is charging vehicle owners an extra $200 fee when police are called to towing disputes, prompting an investigation by North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson’s office.
Investigators say they have found the likely remains of a Charlotte woman who had been missing for more than a month, and a man accused of killing her is now behind bars.
Organizers expect about 250,000 people to attend the Charlotte Pride Festival and Parade this weekend in uptown Charlotte.
A Union County mother in her 30s is back home and recovering after a brain aneurysm caused her heart to stop on the family farm, with doctors crediting her firefighter husband’s quick CPR and a series of lifesaving medical procedures for what they call a remarkable recovery.
A mother says for ten years, she’s been asking who murdered her 16-year-old daughter. In 2015, Ta’Nya Lashay Williams was shot, paralyzing her for the last few months of her life.
The Mecklenburg County District Attorney’s Office will seek capital punishment in the criminal case against Tonya McKnight.
Former Mooresville police officer Elizabeth Anne Snowman was arrested Wednesday morning and charged with misusing the department’s automatic license plate reader system.