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Montravias King steps back from District 3 race, backs Tiawana Brown despite fraud charges

On Tuesday, Montravias King announced that he's suspending his campaign for Charlotte City Council District 3, ending a challenge he launched earlier this year against incumbent Tiawana Brown.
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‘Devastating’: Small stores at Northlake Mall say new owner is pushing them out

Three Black-owned small businesses at Northlake Mall told The Charlotte Observer that they and other locally-owned shops have been pushed out recently by new ownership of the financially-struggling north Charlotte complex. Just last year, the mall’s prior owner turned to those same locally-owned businesses , many of...
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Lawsuit filed against Cabarrus County Schools after former teacher reportedly sat on, choked student...

CABARRUS COUNTY, N.C. — It's been about nine months since WCNC Charlotte first shared that the family of a Cabarrus County student spoke out and said a now-former teacher reportedly choked and sat on him. Now, we've learned the family is suing Cabarrus County Schools. The lawsuit was filed...
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North Carolina Puts $5 Million Worth of Glass Beads on Highway Lines To Make...

State officials invested $5 million to upgrade road markings with glass beads across five counties. The project aims to boost nighttime visibility on major highways, with Mecklenburg County among the targeted areas. "It's reflective, so at night, ideally, your headlights should reflect off those glass beads and...
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Prominent civil rights leader William Barber criticizes Charlotte’s transit tax from pulpit

Prominent civil rights leader William Barber II spoke against Charlotte’s proposed 1-cent tax for roads and transit from the pulpit Sunday, saying it would hurt low-income residents who have been negatively impacted by recent property tax increases. Barber became famous last decade leading the Moral Monday movement...
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West Charlotte street closed until end of the month

Lasalle Street will be detoured from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. daily from Aug. 11 to the end of the month due to construction work.
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NE Charlotte puppy pet shop closes after 11 puppies die in two months

CHARLOTTE, NC — The photos are picture perfect on Happy Puppy Universe’s social media pages. However, inside the pet store, things were not as they seemed. An investigation by the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services found several violations ranging from failures to maintain vet records, to not disclosing...
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Pride Guide 2025: Charlotte Pride Performers

This content is free for everyone in an effort toward community engagement and inclusivity. While Pride Month has come and gone for much of the country, in Charlotte, festivities are still to come. Charlotte Pride 2025 will take place on Aug. 16-17 in a new location as it celebrates its 25th year. The parade will...
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Man sentenced for stealing weapons during south Charlotte gun store break-in

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — A 21-year-old was sentenced to prison Tuesday for stealing multiple weapons from a licensed firearms dealer in Charlotte, Russ Ferguson, U.S. Attorney for the Western District of North Carolina, announced. According to court records, on February 20, 2024, Moses crashed a stolen...
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Charlotte-area therapists push to fix backlog in testing rape kits

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — A newly formed grassroots group of Charlotte-area therapists is pushing Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police and Mecklenburg County leaders to fix what they say is a three-year backlog in testing rape kits. The mental health professionals, known as Therapists for Change, say sexual assault...

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