July 30, 2025

Charlotte, North Carolina, July 30, 2025 News Summary The Trump administration has announced the release of $165 million in federal education funding for North Carolina, ending a month-long freeze. Following legal actions by Attorney General Jeff Jackson and concerns from educational leaders, this funding is crucial for local school districts facing budget constraints. Officials express relief as the funds are set to support essential educational services, despite ongoing litigation for additional

Charlotte, NC, July 30, 2025 News Summary West Charlotte High School is set to clash with Grimsley in the Keep Pounding High School Classic, showcasing top talents in North Carolina high school football. As the defending state champions, West Charlotte enters the matchup with 14 returning starters led by quarterback Jamouri Nichols. Grimsley, with its own star quarterback Faizon Brandon, aims to defend its title. The game promises high stakes and

North Carolina, July 30, 2025 News Summary The North Carolina Supreme Court is set to review the expulsion of Doug and Nicole Turpin’s children from Charlotte Latin School after the family criticized the school’s new curriculum. Following their vocal objections, the Turpins claim retaliation in the form of expulsion, leading to a lawsuit against the school for breach of contract. As political figures lend support to the Turpins, the case raises

Charlotte, NC, July 30, 2025 News Summary HighSchoolOT has named the West Charlotte Lions as the top high school football team in North Carolina for the upcoming season, narrowly edging out Grimsley. This year marks a notable transition for West Charlotte as they move to the 8A classification after previously winning the 3A state championship. With key players like star quarterback Jamouri Nichols leading the offense and a strong defensive strategy,

Charlotte, July 30, 2025 News Summary Isabella Tarantelli has sued Christ School and former student William Neumann after a deadly car crash following prom night claimed two lives. The lawsuit, filed in Mecklenburg County, alleges negligence on the school’s part for failing to enforce safety policies regarding student transportation. The incident highlights the urgent need for accountability and better safety measures in private schools during significant events like prom. Tarantelli seeks