‘The Hunting Wives’ to leave North Carolina after film incentive changes
Season 3 of The Hunting Wives will not be shot in North Carolina after the General Assembly made changes to how film incentives are distributed.
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Annie Andrews promises to work across the aisle in South Carolina election
South Carolina’s U.S. Senate race is now set, with Republican Sen. Darline Graham facing Democratic pediatrician Annie Andrews in November.
Sen. Graham pays tribute to late brother after winning Republican nomination for U.S. Senate race
Two months ago, no one knew who Sen. Darline Graham was. Now she’s heading into November’s race as the heavy favorite in the race for the seat vacated by her late brother.
Morris McAdoo will be new District One County Commissioner
The Republican Party won’t have a candidate on the ballot for Mecklenburg County Commissioner District One.
Iryna Zarutska’s family attorney files lawsuit against Charlotte, security company
The attorney representing the family of a woman fatally stabbed to death while riding the Lynx Blue Line light rail one year ago, filed a lawsuit Friday in Superior Court against the city of Charlotte and Professional Security Services, which provides security for CATS.
Board member: Vote expected Tuesday to release Crystal Hill investigation findings
CMS Board Member Shamaiye Haynes said she will support a motion to release the findings of the investigation into Superintendent Crystal Hill. The motion is expected to be made at Tuesday’s CMS Board meeting.
Charlotte City Council to vote Monday on blocking sidewalk crackdown
Charlotte City Council is preparing to crack down on drivers who park in a way that blocks sidewalks.
City Council to reclassify local road following multiyear push
Charlotte City Council will vote on Monday to change the classification of a southwest Charlotte street after a local man’s battle that lasted several years.
Charlotte to receive $238K for juvenile crime prevention programs
The City of Charlotte is getting hundreds of thousands of dollars for youth diversion programs.
State Supreme Court says lawsuit against Charlotte Latin School can proceed
Judges fear more private schools could face the effects of a lawsuit against Charlotte Latin School.
‘Give the public what it wants’: The effects that Iryna’s Law has had so far
As CMS students return, questions remain about Crystal Hill’s suspension and return
Homicide under investigation in southeast Charlotte
Hundreds gather before potential fight at Huntersville high school match
New plans for historic Excelsior Club site unveiled following demolition
$4 happy hour discount costs Uptown restaurant $800
At least one new Red Line stop coming to North Charlotte
Charlotte Douglas plans automated shuttle to connect with Silver Line
Man caught trespassing at Charlotte airport arrested on outstanding warrants
Charlotte airport invests in deicing material ahead of winter months
Darline Graham secures runoff spot in U.S. Senate race to replace brother Lindsey
Charlotte leaders reject DOJ Model Cities Initiative over federal concerns
New police division to serve northeast Charlotte
Charlotte City Council signals support for expanded teen curfew
CMPD chief wants Charlotte City Council to apply for Model Cities Initiative
Charlotte City Council to vote on ordinances that address parking on sidewalks
Illegal Flock favor: Warrants reveal what led to a CMPD officer’s arrest
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State auditor flags costs of hurricane relief beds and meals exceeding $500k daily
Federal judge approves request for Decarlos Brown’s medical records
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