A massive city owned property on Charlotte’s east side will soon have new life. City Council voted to give developers more than $41 million dollars for the final phase of the Eastland Mall project to create an indoor/outdoor sports complex.
A Richmond County family claims their son was shot by their neighbor on August 22nd while trying to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ. The family says the sheriff’s office has been tight lipped about the status of the case.
A group of parents from United Faith Christian Academy claim the school is demanding payment to release students transcripts after abruptly ending the basketball program. Last year, the basketball team at United Faith Christian Academy went to the state championship with a 25-3 record.
Worker’s rights, ongoing strikes and wages are in the spotlight for Labor Day. Labor unions, politicians, civic groups and other volunteers spread their message at Charlotte’s Labor Day parade.
See exclusive footage of the strong storms that left parts of southeast Charlotte under water including several cars.
A new lawsuit accuses a popular revenue management software of harming millions of renters. The Department of Justice and more than half a dozen attorneys general including North Carolina's filed a suit against RealPage claiming it reduces competition and drives prices higher.
While Vice President Kamala Harris and Former President Donald Trump face off on the campaign trail, there’s another battle brewing behind the scenes. The Republican National Committee and North Carolina GOP are suing the North Carolina State Board of Elections in two separate lawsuits.
Charlotte City Council will soon vote on the future of the Red Line which has been in the works for more than 20 years.
More than 300 students at Johnson C. Smith University are in need of financial help to stay in school. The University has launched an emergency aid campaign to raise $250,000 in 10 days.
Neighbors in one East Charlotte community are concerned about a massive apartment development that could be coming to the area soon. Developers want to rezone an area of Central Avenue near Piedmont Street for a new 315 unit apartment building.
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