County Holds First Listening Session on Property Revaluations
Neighbors are venting their frustrations over big jumps in property value. The county is holding listening sessions two weeks after revaluation notices went out.
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Video Shows ICE Agents Detaining Immigrants In Charlotte
Charlotte immigrant communities are on edge, after more than a dozen immigrants were detained by ICE agents in west and east Charlotte, according to Comunidad Colectiva.
Musical Acts Announced For 2019 CIAA Tournament In Charlotte
The Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA), the first African American athletic conference in the country is bringing top hip hop, R&B and jazz recording artists to the 2019 CIAA “Live the Legacy” Men’s and Women’s Basketball Tournament in Charlotte, Feb. 25 – March 2.
2019 Charlotte Knights' Promo Schedule Features Celebrities, Bobblehead Giveaways, Fireworks Shows, & Much More
Nine notable celebrities, an Uptown ballpark-record 19 thrilling fireworks shows, four collectible bobblehead giveaways, and Homer The Dragon’s 30th Birthday Celebration headline the Charlotte Knights’ 2019 promotional schedule.
Iredell Memorial Implements Visitor Restrictions In Response To Flu Season
In an effort to protect hospital visitors during flu season, Iredell Memorial Hospital is implementing new restrictions beginning Friday, February 8th.
BBB Offers Tips For Purchasing NBA All-Star Tickets
Trying to get tickets to the NBA All Star Game? Watch out! Ticket scammers try to fool unsuspecting fans into buying fake tickets. Here is what you need to know about online ticket purchases.
Arrest Made After Crime Reduction Unit Targets Vehicle Break-Ins In Southeast Charlotte
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department is implementing strategies to reduce vehicle break-ins along the Margaret Wallace Road Corridor in southeast Charlotte, after seeing an increase of those crimes in the area.
Morganton Announces Planned Power Outage For Power Pole Replacement Project
The City of Morganton says there will be two planned power outages on Thursday and Friday so crews can replace power poles.
Charlotte DOT Announces NBA All-Star Event Street Closures
The 68th annual NBA All-Star Game will take place at the Spectrum Center on Sunday, Feb. 17, 2019. More than 150,000 fans are expected to descend upon Charlotte for a week of games and events.
Report: ICE Agents Arrest More Than A Dozen Immigrants In East Charlotte
A member of Comunidad Colectiva released a statement and video of ICE agents taking immigrants into custody in east Charlotte.
Lowe's To Hold National Hiring Day, Add 1,200 Jobs In Charlotte Area
Lowe's will host a National Hiring Day next week and is looking to add more than 1,200 employees in the Charlotte area.
Charlotte Water Advises Davidson Residents Of Upcoming Detour
Charlotte Water wants Davidson residents to be aware of a construction project that will impact traffic for over a month.
CMPD's Cold Case Unit Charges Man For 1991 Homicide Of Yolanda Hoey
Detectives say they charged a man for a homicide that happened in Charlotte in 1991.
NBA Celebrity All-Star Game Rosters Announced
ESPN and the NBA today announced the rosters and coaches for the 2019 NBA Celebrity All-Star Game presented by Ruffles, which will air exclusively on ESPN and the ESPN App, Friday, Feb. 15, at 7 p.m. ET from Bojangles’ Coliseum in Charlotte, N.C.
Harris' Jumper Gives Clippers 117-115 Win Over Hornets
Kemba Walker scored 32 points and Jeremy Lamb added 22 but the Hornets surrendered a 20 point lead and fell to the L.A. Clippers 117-115 in Charlotte.
29 Flu Deaths Reported In NC, More People Getting Sick
North Carolina health officials say four people died from the flu last week, raising the state's death toll for the season to 29.
Carolina Panthers Help Provide School Supply "Boost" for CMS
A boost for students and teachers in 800 CMS classrooms. Panthers Charities are teaming up with the Tepper Foundation and the Belk Endowment to provide a mid-year school supply "boost."
Number Of Migrant Children In Mecklenburg County
Local immigration attorneys argue President Donald Trump missed the real border crisis in his State of the Union Address.
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