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Community gathering in Charlotte to support Latino families facing immigration concerns
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Latino Families in Charlotte Concerned About Immigration Enforcement

Charlotte, NC, August 15, 2025 News Summary As the school year approaches, Latino families in Charlotte are increasingly worried about potential immigration enforcement activities. In response, the nonprofit organization Camino is partnering with Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools to provide crucial resources and guidance. Families are encouraged to prepare for various scenarios, including establishing a power of attorney and creating emergency contacts. Community leaders highlight the emotional toll on families as they navigate these

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August 15, 2025 No Comments
Charlotte cityscape with air conditioning units during summer heatwave
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Charlotte Officials Assess Local Air Conditioning Solutions

Charlotte, NC, August 15, 2025 News Summary As House Bill 879 faces delays in North Carolina, Charlotte officials are exploring local initiatives to ensure rental properties have functional air conditioning. With record high temperatures impacting vulnerable residents, City Council member Dimples Ajmera highlights the urgent need for solutions. Proposed programs like the Rental HVAC Investment Pilot Program aim to provide financial assistance for HVAC installations in rental units, addressing the rising

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August 15, 2025 No Comments
An overview of traffic congestion and businesses in NoDa, Charlotte.
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Growing Safety Concerns in NoDa Neighborhood of Charlotte, N.C.

Charlotte, N.C., August 14, 2025 News Summary The NoDa neighborhood in Charlotte, N.C. is grappling with mounting safety issues as rapid development brings increased traffic and related risks. A neighborhood safety survey has been launched to address residents’ concerns over parking challenges, nighttime safety, and the need for improved traffic management. City officials are collaborating with residents and local agencies to enhance safety measures in response to the growing population and

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August 14, 2025 No Comments
Mental health professionals advocating for timely rape kit testing
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Therapists for Change Demand Action on Rape Kit Backlog

Charlotte NC, August 13, 2025 News Summary A coalition of over 70 mental health professionals in Charlotte, known as Therapists for Change, is advocating for immediate action to tackle a three-year backlog in rape kit testing. They express concerns that the delays are compromising justice for survivors of sexual assault and endangering community safety. The group is urging local leaders to allocate emergency funds for additional staffing to expedite the testing

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August 13, 2025 No Comments
Police vehicles at a residential shooting scene in Charlotte
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No Charges for Officers in Charlotte Police Shooting

Charlotte, NC, August 12, 2025 News Summary In a recent incident in Charlotte, four police officers will not face criminal charges following the shooting death of Reggie Allen Knight. The District Attorney concluded that the officers acted in self-defense during their confrontation with Knight, who was armed and fired upon them. This decision highlights ongoing discussions around police practices, particularly in high-stress situations involving armed suspects. The officers involved suffered non-life-threatening

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August 12, 2025 No Comments
Illustration of diverse public transportation in Charlotte, NC
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Charlotte Appoints New Deputy City Manager for Transit Authority

Charlotte, NC, August 12, 2025 News Summary Charlotte has appointed Donny Hamilton Jr. as the new deputy city manager, tasked with managing the transition of the Charlotte Area Transit System. This comes ahead of the upcoming P.A.V.E. Act, proposing a one-cent sales tax increase to fund major transportation projects. Hamilton, with over 20 years of transportation experience, will lead efforts for the new regional transit authority as the community prepares for

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August 12, 2025 No Comments
Back-to-school fair with families and healthcare booths in Charlotte
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Shooting Incident Disrupts Back-to-School Fair in Charlotte

Charlotte, August 11, 2025 News Summary A back-to-school fair in west Charlotte experienced chaos when gunshots were fired at the C.W. Williams Community Health Center. Over 200 attendees were present, but fortunately, no injuries were reported. The event, aimed at providing healthcare services and school supplies to local families, was attended by numerous elected officials including Congresswoman Alma Adams. The police rapidly responded, leading to the arrest of a woman on

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August 11, 2025 No Comments
Community members at the Charlotte health fair
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Gunshots Disrupt Charlotte Health Fair, No Injuries Reported

Charlotte, NC, August 10, 2025 News Summary Gunshots interrupted a back-to-school community health fair at the C.W. Williams Community Health Center in Charlotte. Thankfully, no injuries were reported. Witnesses described the chaos, while local authorities quickly responded to the scene. U.S. Representative Alma Adams expressed relief over the lack of injuries and commended the police response. The yearly event aims to assist families with essential health resources and school supplies, highlighting

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August 10, 2025 No Comments
C-17 aircraft at Charlotte-Douglas International Airport during military deployment ceremony.
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North Carolina Air National Guard Deploys Airmen Amid Hurricane Relief Efforts

Charlotte, North Carolina, August 3, 2025 News Summary The 145th Airlift Wing has deployed Airmen to the Middle East as part of global operational commitments. Simultaneously, they are engaged in hurricane relief efforts for Hurricane Helene, which has devastated parts of North Carolina. With over 180 fatalities reported, the National Guard is distributing essential supplies like food and water and utilizing C-17 aircraft for transport. Their efforts are crucial as many

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August 3, 2025 No Comments
Residents attending a community meeting to discuss crime issues in Sugar Creek.
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Community Unites to Address Rising Crime in Sugar Creek

Sugar Creek, North Charlotte, July 31, 2025 News Summary Residents of the Sugar Creek corridor in North Charlotte gathered at the Sugaw Creek Recreation Center to discuss rising crime rates involving drugs, prostitution, and violence. Over 100 attendees voiced their concerns about specific hot spots in the area, calling for immediate action and proposed initiatives such as neighborhood watches and volunteer monitoring programs to enhance local safety. Local police and city

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July 31, 2025 No Comments

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