Charlotte Swears In New Mayor
Two weeks after the arrest and resignation of Patrick Cannon, Charlotte has a new mayor.
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Two weeks after the arrest and resignation of Patrick Cannon, Charlotte has a new mayor.
Charlotte's new mayor, Dan Clodfelter, takes the oath of office at Noon Wednesday.
Charlotte's 56th mayor will take the oath of office Wednesday. The swearing in happens at noon in the Council Chamber at the Government Center.
Former City Councilman James Mitchell says he's disappointed he wasn't the one chosen to be the next mayor.
As all eyes focus on Charlotte's new mayor Dan Clodfelter, political experts say the time is now to start working to regain the public's trust.
Charlotte's new mayor is wasting no time trying to reassure residents that the city can move past the corruption scandal.
We take a look at Dan Clodfelter's history with the state, and what Governor McCrory has to say about his selection.
It'll be our fourth in less than a year. The position is being carefully considered in the wake of Patrick Cannon's arrest and resignation.
Three local businessmen say Cannon tried to extort tens of thousands of dollars from them. The men run cab companies in Charlotte.
Local attorneys are weighing in on Cannon's chances in court and the possibility of others being charged in connection.
One more week without a mayor. Monday night, a surprising decision by city council to hold off on filling the seat.
Peacock suggests Charlotte voters should be given the chance to vote for Cannon's replacement in the upcoming November election.
Elevation Church pastor Steven Furtick spent time praying with the Cannons at their home in Ballantyne Friday.
he city accepted a $300,000 donation from Elevation Church earlier this year to help fight homelessness.
Former Union Co. District Attorney John Snyder says the bombshell scandal surrounding the ex-Mayor is just beginning to unfold.
Patrick Cannon talked with WCCB about what he's accomplished, what's ahead, and how he's handling his first major hurdle.
Charlotte residents of Ukrainian descent are watching closely as the crisis continues to unfold.
President Obama is visiting NC State Wednesday to make a speech on the economy.
Mel Watt's promotion leaves voters in the 12th Congressional District with no one to speak on their behalf.
The now ex-county commission chair, turned on by members of her own party earlier this week, is speaking out.
