The Mecklenburg County District Attorney's Office says they will not file criminal charges against four Charlotte-Mecklenburg police officers and a sergeant who were 'cited for termination' in connection to the in-custody death of Harold Easter.
The theatre is having a virtual auction, selling the more than 40 pieces of art, to help keep the theatre going.
They get to live six months for free or 50% off rent for the year. In exchange for sharing their craft with the apartment community.
North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services received a letter from the federal government last week saying the state needs to make preparations for a COVID-19 vaccine.
A local brewery offering a paid internship to an black person who wants to wants a future in the craft beer field.
Jackson started Da Village Pop-Up shop three years ago. It provides food for anyone in need. Her first one at East 7th and North College Street was vandalized in July. Despite the setback, her effort is getting major attention.
One of the most basic and mundane items is seeing a massive shortage -- the aluminum can. The impact is being felt locally, especially at breweries in our area which are already suffering because of COVID-19.
It's clear: returning to in-person learning will be complicated. The CMS Metrics Advisory Committee discussed what needs to be done Thursday.
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department has released more than 50 videos associated with the June 2nd incident where protesters say they were 'trapped and gassed' on 4th Street in Uptown Charlotte.
Jackie Deloach owns Hattie's Tap and Tavern in NoDa. To stay afloat, she's been doing car washes and selling beer to-go.
