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September 5, 2025

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Man Pleads Guilty to Murdering Pregnant Woman in Charlotte

Charlotte, North Carolina, September 5, 2025 News Summary Dasean Maddox has pleaded guilty to murdering Jameisha Wilkes, a pregnant woman, along with their unborn child in Charlotte. He was sentenced to 25 to 31 years in prison for the crime. The incident, which occurred outside Wilkes’ apartment, highlighted the tragic consequences of domestic violence and personal conflicts. Maddox’s actions left Wilkes’ family devastated, especially affecting her 7-year-old daughter. Charlotte Dasean Maddox

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Historic First Presbyterian Church building in Charlotte
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First Presbyterian Church of Charlotte Fires Senior Pastor

Charlotte NC, September 5, 2025 News Summary First Presbyterian Church in Charlotte has fired senior pastor Pen Peery after a yearlong investigation into allegations of misconduct involving inappropriate online behavior and extramarital affairs. Although Peery acknowledged the charges, he stated that they did not involve church members or children. Following the investigation, he faces a three-year ban from ministry, during which he will engage in counseling and an accountability team while

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Breaking News

The Money Team Wins $100,000 Powerball Prize in Charlotte

Charlotte, North Carolina, September 5, 2025 News Summary A group of six co-workers known as ‘The Money Team’ has won a Powerball prize of $100,000 in Charlotte, North Carolina. The winning ticket, purchased for $3 at a Walmart on North Tryon Street, allowed for a double prize through the Power Play option. Initially mistaken for a $500 win, the team celebrated their real earnings of $71,751 after taxes. Despite missing out

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New Law on Concealed Carry in North Carolina Private Schools

Charlotte, North Carolina, September 5, 2025 News Summary A new law enabling concealed carry of weapons on private school campuses in North Carolina will take effect on December 1. This legislation allows teachers, staff, and volunteers to carry firearms with prior permission, valid permits, and training. The bill has sparked debate on school safety, with supporters arguing it could deter crime, while critics express safety concerns regarding inadequate training and storage

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Events/What's Happening

Panthers Gear Up for Season Opener Against Jaguars

Charlotte, NC, September 5, 2025 News Summary The Carolina Panthers are preparing for their season opener against the Jacksonville Jaguars, emphasizing player readiness and strategic planning. Rookie receiver Tetairoa McMillan stands out with confidence in his abilities, while team dynamics are impacted by injuries to key players. The coaching staff is working to optimize strategies as anticipation builds for the game. This matchup could set a positive tone for the season

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Empty playground symbolizing the tragedy of domestic violence in Charlotte
Breaking News

Dasean Maddox Pleads Guilty to Murdering Pregnant Woman

Charlotte, September 5, 2025 News Summary Dasean Maddox has pleaded guilty to charges including second-degree murder and robbery related to the killing of Jameisha Wilkes, a pregnant woman, in Charlotte. The incident, which escalated from a personal dispute, left Wilkes dead and her family in mourning. Maddox has been sentenced to up to 31 years in prison for his crimes, reflecting grave concerns surrounding domestic violence in the community. Charlotte, North

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Exterior view of First Presbyterian Church in Charlotte, NC
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Senior Pastor Ousted from First Presbyterian Church of Charlotte

Charlotte, NC, September 5, 2025 News Summary Pen Peery, the senior pastor of First Presbyterian Church in Charlotte, has been removed from his position following an investigation into allegations of misconduct. These charges include adultery and wrongful concealment of inappropriate conduct, leading to a significant leadership transition within the church. Peery expressed regret for breaching his marriage and ordination vows. The situation raises questions about accountability and integrity in religious institutions.

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Historic First Presbyterian Church building in Charlotte
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Senior Pastor of First Presbyterian Church Removed

Charlotte NC, September 5, 2025 News Summary Pendleton B. Peery, the senior pastor of First Presbyterian Church of Charlotte, has been removed from his position following an investigation into serious allegations of misconduct, including adultery and inappropriate online behavior. Church officials announced the findings to the congregation, detailing the impact on the church community and Peery’s family. Peery expressed regret, acknowledging his actions, and will be unavailable for contact as the

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General News

Senator Graham Proposes Funding Shift for Border Control

News Summary U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham advocates reallocating funds from the Biden administration’s clean energy law to bolster border control initiatives. His proposal aims to allocate over $300 billion towards military readiness and border security, emphasizing the urgent need for financial support to implement a mass deportation strategy effectively. Graham also seeks to recover funds tied up in climate initiatives, while highlighting the importance of enhancing military and security measures

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General News

US Department of Justice Sues Boston Over Sanctuary City Policies

News Summary The US Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against Boston, challenging its sanctuary city policies that limit local police cooperation with federal immigration authorities. This has reignited debates over the Boston Trust Act, which restricts city officials from enforcing immigration laws. Mayor Michelle Wu defends the Act, while critics, including Attorney General Pam Bondi, argue it jeopardizes public safety. The lawsuit reflects ongoing tensions between local governance

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