Gastonia Police asking for help identifying armed break in suspects
The Gastonia Police Department is asking the public for help identifying two suspects in connection with breaking into several vehicles.
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Charlotte City Council members Malcolm Graham and Joi Mayo vote in favor of toll lanes project, promising $300 million investment from NCDOT
The project appears to be moving forward again, with council members Malcolm Graham and Joi Mayo flipping their votes to now support tolls.
CMS board votes to fire Superintendent Dr. Crystal Hill
Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools Superintendent Dr. Crystal Hill has been fired from the district for convenience. The board added an agenda item to discuss Dr. Hill’s resignation just minutes before the meeting.
Former Charlotte Councilwoman Tiawana Brown heading back to prison
Former Charlotte City Council woman Tiawana Brown will spend 10 months in federal prison for her role in a pandemic relief scam.
Stephanie Sneed announces resignation as CMS Board of Education Chair hours before expected vote to remove her
The CMS Board of Education's stunning decision Tuesday night to fire Superintendent Dr. Crystal Hill came just hours after Stephanie Sneed announced her resignation as School Board Chair.
CMS Board releases 18-page report that summarizes findings of months-long investigation into now ex-CMS Supt. Dr. Crystal Hill
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education on Tuesday released its 18-page public report on the recent independent probe into superintendent Dr. Crystal Hill.
CMS mom says her 5-year-old non-verbal autistic child left school campus during recess, was found by stranger
A Charlotte-Mecklenburg parent is demanding accountability after her 5-year-old nonverbal autistic son escaped from an elementary school playground.
Former Charlotte City councilwoman Tiawana Brown sentenced in fraud case
Former Charlotte City councilwoman Tiawana Brown and her daughters have been sentenced in the COVID-19 funds fraud case.
Memorial grows for man killed by CMPD officer as community calls for justice
A memorial is growing at the north Charlotte site where a man was shot and killed by a CMPD officer on Friday.
North Carolina man sentenced for bank fraud scheme totaling over half million dollars
A Reidsville man was sentenced for his role in a bank fraud scheme on Tuesday.
Possible 2nd Wegman's location coming to Cornelius as Charlotte location prepares to open
Less than a month before the first Wegman's location opens in Charlotte, there's already speculation about a second location in Cornelius.
Remembering Keith Lamont Scott ten years later
A decade after the police shooting death of Keith Lamont Scott sparked days of unrest, the Charlotte community gathered to remember his life and reflect on a decade of change.
Mary Collins' grandmother testifies that suspects knew she had a cognitive disability before they drugged, assaulted and killed her
Court will resume Tuesday in the murder trial of Mary Collins. Day one focused heavily on the victim's severe vulnerabilities.
In 7-4 vote, Charlotte City Council puts controversial I-77 toll lanes project back in motion
Charlotte City Council voted Monday night to change its position, again, on the controversial I-77 South toll lanes project.
CMPD investigating Monday afternoon shooting in northwest Charlotte
Police are investigating a shooting in northwest Charlotte.
4-year-old victim identified after homicide investigation
Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Department homicide detectives are investigating the death of a juvenile.
Subaru South Charlotte celebrates Sterling Elementary teachers with funding, supplies and appreciation
Since 2016, Subaru South Charlotte has partnered with Sterling Elementary to help ensure students have access to the tools and learning materials they need to thrive.
Charlotte woman mauled by seven dogs is out of hospital, faces long road to recovery
A northwest Charlotte woman is home from a ten-day hospital stay, after surviving a vicious attack by seven pit bulls.
Mecklenburg Co. DA requests criminal investigation into Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, citing financial irregularities
The State Bureau of Investigation is launching a criminal probe into Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools. Mecklenburg County District Attorney Spencer Merriweather formally requested the investigation on Friday, citing alleged financial irregularities within the district.
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