MCSO Sheriff Addresses Allegations Of Racism As Audio Recordings Surface
For the first time since allegations of racism and a hostile work environment have come to light, Mecklenburg County Sheriff, Garry McFadden, is speaking publicly
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Man Arrested For Peeping Inside Women’s Restroom At Concord Mills
Joshua Stinson will remain in jail for allegedly peeping on a woman inside the restroom at Concord Mills.
NC’s Great Migration Did Not Change Political Landscape As Some Expected
With hundreds of thousands moving to the Tar Heel state in recent years, many of which from more liberal states like California and New York had some believing that would change the landscape of our state, it didn't says UNC Charlotte political science professor Eric Heberlig.
FBI Citizens Academy Offers Law Enforcement Perspective To Civilians
In the basement of the FBI building in Charlotte, members of the community are getting hands on training to learn what law enforcement goes through daily. One training exercise is about the FBI's use of force policy.
Taxes & The Election: Voters Weigh-In On Economic Importance
The economy continues to be top of mind for voters. A Bloomberg poll shows 1/3 of people say it's the most important issue.
Early Voting Begins In North Carolina
Lines of voters could be spotted at certain locations around Mecklenburg County. Benjamin Johnson waited more than an hour Thursday morning at the early voting site on Beatties Ford Rd in northwest Charlotte.
High Black Voter Turnout Could Sway Battleground State Of NC
More than half of all eligible black voters live in only eight states across the country. Only two of those are battleground states, North Carolina and Georgia.
Receded River Water Reveals Damage In Charlotte Neighborhood
The Catawba River in northwest Charlotte has receded only to reveal the extent of the damage for people living in the Riverside Drive community. Residents there are now allowed back in their homes.
Residents At Mt. Holly Complex Told To Move After Helene Flood
A lot of people have lost their homes because of Helene. Now, dozens are being forced out of their townhomes in Mt. Holly because flood water soaked the first floor.
Panthers Tickets Selling For Price Of Stadium Hot Dog Ahead Of Home Opener
Tickets have dropped to as low as $15. A sign fans are getting fed up with the teams awful performances. That poor play is causing a ripple effect beyond the field.
