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Charlotte City Council looks to crack down on illegal street vending, loud vehicles

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Charlotte City Council members are moving forward with efforts to address illegal street vending and excessively loud vehicles, two issues city leaders discussed during a busy day of committee meetings Monday. The City Council's Safety Committee voted to recommend a citywide ban on street vending and.
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Argument leads to deadly shooting in Concord; teen arrested

Concord police have arrested 17‑year‑old Keshaun Tirrell Degraffenreid in connection with a deadly shooting on Bedlington Drive NW early Monday morning.
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US Dept. of Education investigates Cabarrus County School District over Title IX violations

CABARRUS COUNTY, N.C. — The U.S. Department of Education has opened an investigation into the Cabarrus County School District, alleging the district violates Title IX by allowing males in girls-only facilities. The investigation, announced as part of the department's recognition of June as "Title IX Month," follows rep
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157 arrested as Charlotte region operation seizes 560 pounds of drugs, 110 guns

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - Officials said Monday that 157 people were arrested during a months-long law enforcement surge across the Charlotte region, where nearly 560 pounds of drugs and 110 guns were seized. The district attorney’s office announced Monday, June 1, that “Operation Spring Cleaning,” a coordinated three-m
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Dilworth Diners Swarm Dōzo In Charlotte’s New Food Obsession

Dōzo, the Japanese American kitchen from chefs Perry Saito and John Gamble, has quietly turned into one of Dilworth’s loudest success stories. Since landing a permanent home on East Boulevard, the spot has drawn nightly lines for hot honey karaage and crab fried rice, plus a changing cast of small plates that range fro
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Furniture company pays $7M for Charlotte site as plans for first NC showroom take...

Plans for Living Spaces’ first Charlotte showroom are progressing after it acquired a nearly 21-acre site.
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FORECAST: Scattered showers, storms on Monday afternoon

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Live music: 12 can’t-miss concerts in Charlotte, including Chris Stapleton

June is packed with live music this month, from DaBaby's new festival to a long list of concerts that you won't want to miss, including Chris Stapleton. The "Whatever's Clever! World Tour" will have you singing all his pop & R&B hits all night. Location: Skyla Credit Union Amphitheatre. Time:...
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KRISPY KREME® Celebrates National Doughnut Day this Friday with FREE Doughnut and $2 Original...

CHARLOTTE, N.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jun 1, 2026-- The countdown is on to National Doughnut Day – and there’s one destination that does it best: Krispy Kreme®. This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20260601066904/en/ Krispy Kreme is the place to be Natio
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Fort Mill man pleads guilty to funneling guns to Charlotte trafficker

Gregory Tischuk, 66, of Fort Mill, has pleaded guilty to straw purchasing firearms. He funneled guns to a trafficker operating in Charlotte, who then moved them to Baltimore, Maryland, the U.S. Attorney’s Office announced on Monday.

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