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Health Inspections Reveal Violations at Bojangles Restaurants in Charlotte

Charlotte, NC, July 26, 2025 News Summary Two Bojangles restaurants in Charlotte recently received ‘B’ grades from the Mecklenburg County Health Department due to multiple health violations. Issues included pests, unsanitary conditions, and employee hygiene violations. The inspections, part of a broader review of 166 restaurants, raise ongoing concerns about food safety in the area. The inspections took place between July 21 and July 24, highlighting the need for improved standards

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Remembering Vicki Foster: A Trailblazer in Charlotte’s Police Force

Charlotte NC, July 26, 2025 News Summary Vicki Foster, the highest-ranking Black woman in the history of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department, passed away recently. A dedicated officer for nearly three decades, Foster made significant contributions to community relations and public safety. Her passion for addressing crime issues and her commitment to community engagement left a lasting legacy. As the community gathers to honor her memory, many reflect on the impact she

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Firefighters responding to a structure fire in Charlotte
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Charlotte Fire Department Responds to Structure Fire

Charlotte, July 25, 2025 News Summary The Charlotte Fire Department responded to a significant structure fire on La Brea Drive in north Charlotte, activating a second alarm for support. Fortunately, firefighters reported no injuries and found no occupants inside. The cause of the fire is under investigation. Meanwhile, the department is advancing its environmentally friendly initiatives, including the construction of the new all-electric Station 30, aimed at meeting climate goals. The

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Food vendors operating in Charlotte without permits
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Rising Complaints About Unpermitted Food Vendors in Charlotte

Charlotte, North Carolina, July 24, 2025 News Summary Charlotte’s Mecklenburg County is facing an increase in complaints regarding unpermitted food vendors, particularly in Uptown and South End. With 185 reports in the last year, concerns about food safety and public health have been raised. These vendors often operate without necessary health inspections, posing risks for foodborne illnesses. Residents are urged to report illegal vendors and to choose licensed establishments that comply

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Traffic congestion due to police vehicle accident in Charlotte
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Accident Involving Police Vehicle Disrupts Traffic in East Charlotte

East Charlotte, July 24, 2025 News Summary A crash involving a Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police vehicle has caused significant traffic disruption on East Independence Boulevard. Cleanup efforts are underway, with one lane closed and expected to reopen around 9:30 p.m. Emergency responders transported one person with non-life-threatening injuries. There was also another police cruiser accident on Johnston Road, complicating the situation further. Drivers are advised to exercise caution and seek alternate routes until

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Charlotte City Council meeting discussing ethics allegations
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Charlotte City Council Faces Investigation Over Ethics Allegations

Charlotte, NC, July 23, 2025 News Summary The City of Charlotte is investigating allegations of unethical conduct within its city council, involving top officials and a police chief settlement. Krista Bokhari accuses several leaders, including Mayor Lyles, of withholding information. This follows allegations tied to former council member Tariq Bokhari’s resignation. The investigation, conducted by Cranfill Sumner at $300 per hour, aims to ensure transparency amid serious ethical concerns regarding council

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A scenic view of a fictional small town representing Maple Brook, Texas.
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Netflix Premieres New Drama Series ‘The Hunting Wives’

Charlotte, NC, July 23, 2025 News Summary Netflix has debuted a new drama series, ‘The Hunting Wives’, showcasing the intertwined lives of local wives in the fictional Texas town of Maple Brook. Premiering on July 21, the show follows Sophie as she navigates secrets and scandals after moving to East Texas. Filmed in various locations in North Carolina, including Mooresville, Richfield, and Charlotte, the series integrates the charming landscape into its

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Residents in Charlotte seeking relief from extreme heat at public facilities
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Charlotte Issues Extreme Heat Advisory This Weekend

Charlotte NC, July 23, 2025 News Summary Charlotte is facing an extreme heat advisory this weekend, with temperatures potentially reaching 105°F. Local authorities have activated emergency programs to support vulnerable populations, including providing free transportation to cooling stations. Public facilities like pools and splashpads will remain open to help residents seek relief. Community organizations are also stepping up to ensure access to clean water. As students return to school under new

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Construction crews repairing a water main break
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Water Main Break in East Charlotte Disrupts Traffic and Services

East Charlotte, July 23, 2025 News Summary A water main break occurred Tuesday night in east Charlotte, causing significant disruptions to traffic around North Sharon Amity Road and Central Avenue. Repairs by Charlotte Water are expected to take six to eight hours, impacting local businesses and residents. Commuters are advised to avoid the area to minimize congestion. The break raised concerns about local infrastructure and its effects on daily activities. Water

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Funding Crisis Threatens Legal Representation for Defendants in Federal Courts

Charlotte, North Carolina, July 23, 2025 News Summary A significant funding shortage for private attorneys in federal courts is jeopardizing legal representation for low-income individuals across the U.S. With funds depleted, payment delays may reach up to three months, impacting the ability of attorneys to represent their clients effectively, especially amid immigration raids requiring interpreters. Approximately 90% of federal defendants rely on court-appointed counsel, raising concerns regarding the potential decline in

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