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Charlotte, NC, September 12, 2025 News Summary The assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk has triggered widespread repercussions in the Carolinas, including job losses and disciplinary actions for comments related to the incident. With significant political commentary circulating online, organizations emphasize accountability and professional conduct in the digital sphere as investigations continue into Kirk’s tragic shooting. Charlotte, NC – Job Losses and Political Commentary Surge Following Charlie Kirk’s Assassination The assassination

Charlotte, NC, September 11, 2025 News Summary The recent Charlotte municipal primary election showcased significant wins for incumbents, including Mayor Vi Lyles who secured over 70% of the vote. With a low turnout of approximately 7.97%, several Democratic candidates have advanced to the upcoming general election. Key districts displayed both solid support and tight races, most notably in District 5, which may require a recount due to a narrow victory. The

Charlotte, NC, September 10, 2025 News Summary Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles has won the Democratic nomination for the upcoming November election, achieving a notable 70.75% of the primary vote. Lyles, who has been in office since 2017, outperformed her competitors and will face Republican nominee Terrie Donovan and Libertarian candidate Rob Yates in the general election. The primary took place amid public concerns about safety following a recent fatal stabbing incident

Charlotte NC, September 10, 2025 News Summary Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles has clinched her fifth term by winning the Democratic primary with 70.8% of the votes. Her victory sets a contentious stage against Republican nominee Terrie Donovan in the approaching municipal general election. The electoral backdrop is overshadowed by increasing worries over public safety following a tragic incident involving crime and mental health issues. Despite her plans to enhance security, Lyles