Charlotte Chili’s Custody Handoff Turns Violent, Father Charged With Assault
Chili’s on W. Park Dr. — Reported Custody Exchange and Arrest Site. A child custody exchange at a Charlotte Chili’s turned violent this month when a 30-year-old father allegedly punched and bit the mother of his child after she tried to retrieve the girl from inside his car. Kemone Williams was arrested at the West Par
Amid CMS dysfunction, students pay the highest price
The firing of Superintendent Crystal Hill marks the latest turn in a saga of controversy that has mired North Carolina’s second-largest school district, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools. Finger-pointing and months of board dysfunction have created a spectacle that’s robbed time and focus from school improvement. Beneath t
Before she was fired, former superintendent sent warning to county manager
Outgoing superintendent Dr. Crystal Hill warned Mecklenburg County Manager Mike Bryant about the source of funds under criminal investigation.
North Carolina Man Admits To Executing $650,000 in Unauthorized Bank Transactions Using Stolen Identities
Federal prosecutors say a North Carolina man participated in a bank fraud conspiracy that relied on stolen identities, carrying out more than $650,000 in unauthorized transactions. Jacob Lawson, 33, of Reidsville, has been sentenced to 15 months in prison followed by three years of supervised release and was ordered to
From the UNC Charlotte police logs, Sept. 21-25
Below are descriptions of some incidents reported in the UNC Charlotte Police Logs from Sept. 21-25. Investigate - PPS - 11:24 p.m. A subject met with police at the Police and Public Safety building to request help from the police due to family issues and threats. She was sent to three different locations previously, a
Charlotte Kappas build for growth with headquarters expansion
After years of planning and a COVID disruption, the Charlotte Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., is expanding its meeting space on Beatties Ford Road. The $1.6 million project will add more than 5,000 square feet to the chapter's current facility, more than doubling its size. The addition is expected t
North Charlotte road remains closed after serious overnight crash
Five people were rushed to the hospital early Monday morning after a major crash in north Charlotte, MEDIC said.
NCNA recognizes Charlotte-area nurses at convention
RALEIGH – The North Carolina Nurses Association’s 119th Annual Convention recently drew more than 650 registrants in Concord to celebrate the nursing profession and map out strategies to prevent burnout amid the national nursing shortage. NCNA honored more than a dozen nurses and workplaces with awards, celebrated the.
Bacon-topped mac and cheese takes crown for best in Charlotte area
Mac and cheese is the ultimate comfort food, and many Charlotte restaurants put their own spin on the cheesy classic. But which mac and cheese is the best? We created the CharlotteFive Readers’ Choice best mac and cheese poll to find out. After seeking out reader nominations for the city’s favorite cheese- and butter-h
Top City of Charlotte employees make $300K-$499K a year
For a transparent look at how taxpayer dollars are spent, Axios keeps a list of the highest-paid government employees locally. Why it matters: Local government must pay leaders enough to retain talent while still being responsible stewards of tax dollars. We include only base salaries, not benefits or bonuses. 1. Marcu

















