N.C. Health Secretary Says New Program Will Provide Payments To Families With Children Who Need Free, Reduced Lunch
Dr. Mandy Cohen announced a new program to help families of more than 800,000 children who normally receive free or reduced lunch.
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City Of Charlotte Announces Micro Business Relief Fund Application
The City of Charlotte on Wednesday announced the opening of the Micro Business Relief Fund (MBRF) application. Beginning Monday, May 4 at Noon, micro businesses with five or fewer employees can apply through the Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) webpage.
Cabarrus County Officials Agree To Let Stay-At-Home Proclamation Expire, No Plans To Extend It
Elected officials with Cabarrus County, the cities of Concord and Kannapolis, and the towns of Harrisburg, Midland and Mt. Pleasant announced the local Stay-at-Home Proclamation will expire on April 29 at 5 p.m. with no extension. The move aligns the County with North Carolina’s Stay-at-Home Order, which expires on May 8.
Deputies: Iredell County Man Charged For Solicitation Of Minor After Undercover Operation
Rowan County deputies have arrested an Iredell County man after an undercover operation where the suspect arranged to pay a juvenile for sexual acts.
Matthews Police Asking For Assistance Identifying Breaking And Entering Suspect
The Matthews Police Department is asking for assistance identifying the suspect who broke into the Metro Diner on Thursday, April 16th.
Albemarle Police Say February Homicide Suspect Arrested In Virginia
A 25-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the murder of 33-year-old Tristan Crump on February 8th in Albemarle, North Carolina.
Students Sue Universities In North Carolina For Tuition
College students in North Carolina are suing universities in hopes of getting reimbursements for tuition and fees after campuses shut down and moved classes online during the coronavirus pandemic.
Mary C. Curtis: RNC Convention Plans Moving Ahead
Charlotte moving forward with plans to host the RNC, but is it time to reconsider? WCCB political contributor Mary C. Curtis has more on the local debate.
Coca-Cola 600 Expected to Run Memorial Day Weekend with No Fans in Attendance
Drivers, start your engines! Governor Cooper is waving the green flag to allow the Coca-Cola 600 to run at Charlotte Motor Speedway, with no fans in attendance.
Mecklenburg County Will Rescind Stay-At-Home Order To Align With Less Restrictive State Order
Officials in Mecklenburg County say, on Wednesday, they will rescind the stay-at-home order to align with Governor Cooper's less restrictive order in place at the state level.
Mecklenburg County Magistrate To Resume Marriage Ceremonies May 1st
Officials say the Mecklenburg County Courthouse will resume marriage ceremonies on May 1st, 2020.
Huntersville Police Investigating After Pedestrian Hit And Killed By Vehicle
Huntersville Police say a pedestrian was killed after being hit by a vehicle at the intersection of Highway 73 and Terry Lane, according to a news release.
Charlotte Motor Speedway Teams With Red Cross, OneBlood To Host Blood Drives In Response To Coronavirus Pandemic
Charlotte Motor Speedway Teams Up with The American Red Cross and OneBlood to host donation drives next week.
Stanly County Health Department To Conduct Covid-19 Contact Tracing
Officials say the Stanly County Health Department is is increasing contact tracing in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19.
CMPD: Man Arrested For Shooting Into Vehicle With Children Inside
CMPD have made an arrest after witnessing a suspect shooting into an occupied vehicle with two adults and two minors Monday evening.
Lincoln County Man Charged With Child Sexual Assault
Deputies have charged a Lincoln County man for child sexual assault in connection to an incident that happened earlier this month.
Gov. Cooper Says He Expects NASCAR's Coca-Cola 600 To Take Place Memorial Day Weekend At Charlotte Motor Speedway
The governor of North Carolina said Tuesday that NASCAR can go forward with the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway without fans in attendance at the end of May unless health conditions deteriorate in the state.
2020 GOP Convention Host City Accepts Grant Amid Virus Fears
The North Carolina city slated to host the Republican National Convention voted Monday to accept a federal grant for security-related costs, despite concerns the event may not proceed as planned amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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