RALEIGH – Charlotte-area U.S. Rep. Dan Bishop (R-09) endorsed U.S. Rep. Ted Budd in the state’s Republican U.S. Senate primary. Bishop, who lives in Charlotte, previously served as a Mecklenburg County Commissioner and in the […]
RALEIGH – Former state Sen. Joel Ford of Mecklenburg County was appointed by the N.C. Senate to a position on the UNC Board of Governors left vacant by the departure of Darrell Allison on Wednesday, […]
Rahm Emanuel, Chief of Staff to former President Barack Obama, said, “Never let a crisis go to waste.” During the 2020 election, those words resonated with many Americans as blue state Democrats ran roughshod over […]
CHARLOTTE — Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles broke a 5-5 deadlock to appoint former District 4 Councilman Greg Phipps to an at-large position on the Charlotte City Council Monday. The appointment process, preceded by the departure […]
CHARLOTTE — Immigration and Customs Enforcement has launched a billboard campaign along major Charlotte roadways to educate the public about the dangers of sanctuary and noncooperation policies. The Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) billboards appear […]
CHARLOTTE — A county in North Carolina incorrectly told nearly 7,000 residents they had tested positive for the coronavirus due what officials say was a technical glitch. The messages were sent by text messages to […]
The 336 delegates chosen from around the country are in Charlotte and are set to renominate President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence this morning during the official business session of the Republican National […]
RALEIGH — Mecklenburg County Sheriff Garry McFadden and Greensboro Police Chief Brian James each made public pleas to their respective cities this summer to put a halt to spiraling murder rates. Cities across North Carolina […]
RALEIGH – An email dated July 6, 2020 from Mecklenburg County chief district court judge Elizabeth Trosch and district court judge Donald Cureton, Jr. was sent to other judges within Mecklenburg County inviting them to […]
HUNTERSVILLE — The annual Carolina Renaissance Festival in North Carolina has been canceled due to safety concerns amid the coronavirus outbreak. The event, which was supposed to be held in October and November of this […]
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