Mayoral Candidates Hit the Pavement Leading Up to Election Day
Election day is just five days away when the city of Charlotte will vote for their new mayor, and so far less than 10,000 Charlotteans have cast their vote.
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Election day is just five days away when the city of Charlotte will vote for their new mayor, and so far less than 10,000 Charlotteans have cast their vote.
Politicians and barbecue. A Mecklenburg County tradition continued Thursday at Mallard Creek Presbyterian Church with the 86th Annual Mallard Creek Barbecue.
The tradition continues on Thursday, with the 86th Annual Mallard Creek Barbecue where politicians will meet and greet voters.
Donald Trump told thousands of supporters in Anderson that his campaign won't sell itself to the highest bidder.
North Carolina now requires some insurance plans to cover certain treatments for autism.
Republican front-runners Donald Trump and Ben Carson are threatening to pull out of the next Republican primary debate if the hosts don't agree to their demands.
Peacock says on his first day in office, he would create a crime reduction commission.
In less than a week voters will take to the polls again in the race for Charlotte mayor. This time to decide who will run against Republican Edwin Peacock.
City Councilman David Howard says he'll support Clodfelter in his October 6th Mayoral runoff against former County Commission Chair Jennifer Roberts.
The push is on to add managed lanes on Independence Boulevard and I-485. But Charlotte Mayor Dan Clodfelter wants to explore all options.
Trump is under fire after answering a man's question.
Voters will head back to the polls in Charlotte next month to choose a Democratic candidate for mayor. The runoff election is set for October 6.
As voters trickle into polling precincts, the recent spike in crime and debate over education are inspiring some to vote.
Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee spoke at Winthrop University Thursday as part of its Presidential Forum series.
Local and state leaders met in Uptown Charlotte Monday to discuss foreign policy challenges facing our nation.
We are just about two weeks away from the primary election to seat the next mayor of Charlotte. There are two Republican and six Democratic candidates.
A state Senator is trying to prove how important local teacher assistants are by being one.
Republican frontrunner Donald Trump brought his no holds-barred campaign to upstate South Carolina Thursday. He explained why he thinks he's leading in the GOP race.
House and Senate leaders have worked out a tentative agreement on state employee and teacher salaries.
The first debate featured Republicans Scott Stone and Edwin Peacock. Democratic candidates Michael Barnes, Dan Clodfelter, David Howard and Jennifer Roberts took the stage next.