City Council Passes Civil Liberties Ordinance
Racial profiling and police interactions: front and center in Charlotte. City council voted unanimously to pass a civil liberties ordinance Monday night.
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Racial profiling and police interactions: front and center in Charlotte. City council voted unanimously to pass a civil liberties ordinance Monday night.
Council members were divided 7 - 4 on the $2.13 billion funding package.
Third-term City Councilman David Howard opened his campaign headquarters Thursday on West Morehead Street in west Charlotte.
Another Republican is officially running for Mayor. Scott Stone announced his candidacy Wednesday.
North Carolina's Ag-gag bill is now law. The State House and Senate voted to override Governor McCrory's veto Wednesday.
It's round two in the legal battle over prayer at Rowan County Commission meetings.
The road to the White House in 2016 continues its path through South Carolina. Senator Rand Paul attended a barbecue in Rock Hill with the York County Republican Party Friday.
A veto battle may be in the works over a religious exemption bill in the North Carolina legislature.
For the third year in a row, property taxes will not increase under the budget recommended by the Mecklenburg County Manager.
The Democratic Presidential candidate took jabs at Republicans during a campaign stop in Columbia, South Carolina Wednesday afternoon.
Women who want to get an abortion in North Carolina are closer to having to wait 72 hours.
Mecklenburg County Manager Dena Diorio presents her budget to the Board of Commissioners Thursday, including a recommendation on what CMS should get.
The City of Charlotte is closing in on a solution for a $22 million budget deficit, and it comes with a property tax increase.
The County Commissioners adopted a policy Monday that allows all religions to pray at commission meetings.
Senator Graham says the world is falling apart, and he can keep Americans safer.
Discussions over Charlotte's next budget are not progressing like city leaders hoped. Council members discussed all of their options for making up the $22 million shortfall Monday.
Several local towns have passed resolutions asking the DOT to put the brakes on the project.
The Lincoln County Commissioner who said no prayer but Christian prayer should be allowed in public meetings is taking back some of his words.
A tax increase, or a cut in jobs and services. Charlotte's City Manager says that's what the budget boils down to.
Commissioner says no other religions are welcome to pray at meetings.