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January 14, 2026

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Charlotte Priests Challenge Bishop’s Liturgical Changes

Charlotte, North Carolina, January 14, 2026 In a notable event, over 30 priests from the Diocese of Charlotte have formally submitted questions to the Vatican regarding Bishop Michael Martin’s recent liturgical changes. These changes, effective January 16, ban altar rails, kneelers, and prie-dieus for Holy Communion. The priests’ inquiries question the authority of the bishop in implementing such prohibitions, reflecting concerns over the future of traditional practices within the diocese. This

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Mecklenburg County Greenway Network Expansion Initiatives

Charlotte, January 14, 2026 Mecklenburg County is advancing its greenway network with recent openings and constructions that enhance recreational access and alternative transportation routes. Significant projects include the reopening of the Liz Hair Trail and new trail segments such as the Paw Creek Greenway. These improvements reflect the county’s commitment to community connectivity and outdoor activities, with a long-term goal of expanding the greenway system to 308 miles. Charlotte Mecklenburg County

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Panthers Secure Quarterback Bryce Young Through 2027 Season

Charlotte NC, January 14, 2026 The Carolina Panthers have announced that they will exercise the fifth-year option on QB Bryce Young’s contract, ensuring he remains with the team until at least 2027. This decision highlights the team’s belief in Young’s potential following his impactful performance, leading to a guaranteed salary of approximately $26.5 million for the 2027 season. General Manager Dan Morgan expressed confidence in Young’s development and noted his significant

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Iryna’s Law Passed in North Carolina Amid Public Safety Concerns

Charlotte, January 14, 2026 The North Carolina legislature has passed ‘Iryna’s Law’ to improve public transit safety and address cashless bail reform after the tragic stabbing of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska. The law aims to ensure better security for transit users and tighten regulations on individuals accused of certain crimes. This significant legislative action comes in response to heightened public outcry and national discussions about public safety and justice reform, following

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Public Health Officials Emphasize Importance of Oral Hygiene

Charlotte NC, January 14, 2026 In Charlotte, North Carolina, public health officials and dental professionals are stressing the critical role of oral hygiene in overall health. They aim to provide clear guidance on common dental concerns, such as cavities and gum disease, urging individuals to maintain good practices and seek regular check-ups. Experts advocate that understanding basic oral care can prevent serious health issues and promote well-being across the population. Charlotte,

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Scene of a tragic car crash involving multiple vehicles in Charlotte
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Teenager Arrested in Fatal South Charlotte Crash

Charlotte, NC, January 14, 2026 An 18-year-old driver, Jason Anthony Scott, has been arrested for his role in a tragic crash that led to the deaths of a mother and daughter in south Charlotte. He faces serious charges, including two counts of involuntary manslaughter. The two-car collision occurred on December 27, resulting in critical injuries to a juvenile passenger. This incident has heightened concerns about road safety in the community, prompting

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Charlotte Grapples with Recent Brewery Fallout and Data Breach

Charlotte, January 14, 2026 Charlotte is currently facing a tumultuous period marked by significant events, including the fallout from a local brewery’s co-founder arrest and a major data breach impacting over a million telecom customers. Public safety incidents, such as shootings and a COVID-19 relief fraud sentencing, further complicate the city’s dynamics. With community resilience on display, local authorities continue to address these challenges strategically, highlighting the evolving landscape in the

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Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools to Host Graduations at Truliant Amphitheater

Charlotte, NC, January 14, 2026 The Charlotte-Mecklenburg School Board has approved plans for eight high school graduation ceremonies to take place at the Truliant Amphitheater in June 2026. This decision marks a significant investment to enhance the graduation experience by providing a spacious venue that can accommodate large crowds. The amphitheater, recently rebranded, boasts a capacity of up to 20,000 and promises improved logistics over previous venues used by the district.

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Arrest Made in Deadly South Charlotte Crash

Charlotte, NC, January 14, 2026 Authorities have apprehended a driver in connection with a tragic vehicle crash in south Charlotte that resulted in the deaths of two women and severe injuries to a juvenile. The incident, occurring at the intersection of Ardrey Kelly Road and Red Rust Lane, has led to charges of involuntary manslaughter against the driver. The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department’s ongoing investigation highlighted speeding as a potential factor in

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Father and Son Sentenced for Drug Trafficking from Prison

North Carolina, January 14, 2026 Jose Burgueno-Luna and his father, Jose Burgueno-Urias, received additional prison sentences for running a drug trafficking operation while incarcerated. The pair was found guilty of conspiring to distribute fentanyl and methamphetamine, managing to traffic these dangerous substances into North Carolina. Their operation involved using contraband phones to communicate with undercover agents and coordinate shipments of drugs. The case highlights ongoing issues with contraband in correctional facilities

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