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Mecklenburg Superior Court Candidates Discuss Key Issues

Charlotte, February 16, 2026 Candidates running for Mecklenburg Superior Court recently engaged in critical discussions about the local justice system’s challenges, including the eCourts implementation and light rail expansion. They highlighted the ongoing case backlog, the complexities of the new digital court system, and proposed strategies to enhance court efficiency. The candidates also addressed implications of the ambitious light rail projects on public safety and infrastructure development, as Charlotte moves toward

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February 16, 2026 No Comments
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Greensboro Football Staff Changes at North Carolina A&T

Greensboro, February 15, 2026 North Carolina A&T State University has undergone significant coaching staff changes, including the departure of outside linebackers coach Terry Lanz and recruiting coordinator Nate Poole, alongside the retirement of veteran offensive line coach Ron Mattes. These alterations are part of head coach Shawn Gibbs’s strategy to boost team competitiveness within the CAA conference. Poole has moved to rival North Carolina Central University, while Mattes leaves behind a

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February 15, 2026 No Comments
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Consumer Protection Concerns Rise with Debt Collection Complaints

Charlotte NC, February 14, 2026 A significant increase in debt collection complaints across North and South Carolina has raised alarm regarding consumer protection practices. This surge highlights serious issues in collection methods and the need for better consumer awareness and rights. Furthermore, discussions are ongoing about transparency in food labeling, particularly concerning turkey products with high water content. The Black Lives Matter movement continues to advocate for racial equality, while Catawba

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February 14, 2026 No Comments
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EPA Proposes Reversal of Obama-Era Climate Finding in North Carolina

Charlotte, North Carolina, February 14, 2026 The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has proposed to reconsider a crucial climate finding established during the Obama administration, affecting North Carolina’s environmental regulations. The current EPA Administrator defended this plan, stating the need for updated scientific analysis while balancing economic concerns. Should this proposal advance, it may lead to significant changes in emission controls within the state, impacting various sectors including energy production. This action

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February 14, 2026 No Comments
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Push to Reopen Mecklenburg County’s Juvenile Detention Center

Charlotte, February 14, 2026 Local leaders in Charlotte, NC, are advocating for the reopening of Jail North, the juvenile detention center closed in November 2022. The facility’s closure has strained the justice system and families, with many juveniles currently located far from home. The plan involves significant costs and staffing challenges, but there is growing support for its revival. Advocates highlight the need for local housing to ensure better access to

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February 14, 2026 No Comments
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Urgent Plea Renewed in Search for Asha Degree

Shelby, North Carolina, February 14, 2026 A North Carolina Congresswoman has issued a public appeal in the ongoing investigation into the disappearance of Asha Degree, who vanished from her home 26 years ago. As the community remembers ‘Shelby’s Sweetheart’, law enforcement is urging anyone with information to come forward. Recently uncovered evidence and renewed investigation efforts provide hope in solving this enduring mystery. The FBI is offering a reward of up

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February 14, 2026 No Comments
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Mecklenburg County GOP Calls for Sheriff McFadden’s Resignation

Charlotte, North Carolina, February 14, 2026 The Mecklenburg County Republican Party is demanding the resignation of Sheriff Garry McFadden, citing his poor performance during recent legislative testimony. McFadden’s inability to properly identify government branches and his incorrect claim about the sheriff’s office operating under the judicial branch triggered the GOP’s decision. Additionally, ongoing scrutiny regarding his leadership has raised further concerns about his suitability for the position. Charlotte, North Carolina –

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February 14, 2026 No Comments
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Charlotte County Implements School Zone Speed Camera Enforcement

Charlotte County, Florida, February 13, 2026 Charlotte County is set to introduce civil penalties for speeding in school zones with the installation of speed detection cameras, aiming to enhance child safety. Starting April 1, fines will be imposed on drivers exceeding the speed limit. The cameras will operate during peak hours to protect students during school commutes. A multi-stage verification process will ensure fairness in violations, which will not impact drivers’

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February 13, 2026 No Comments
Candidates discussing judicial elections in Mecklenburg County's courtroom
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Mecklenburg District Court Candidates Discuss Partisan Elections

Charlotte, North Carolina, February 13, 2026 Candidates for the Mecklenburg District Court are engaging in critical discussions about the implications of partisan judicial elections on the integrity of the judicial system. With early voting for the 2026 primary elections underway, candidates are debating whether judges should be elected in partisan races, highlighting differing views on judicial impartiality, public trust, and the appropriate role of political affiliations in elections. The candidates emphasize

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February 13, 2026 No Comments
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Meshugganah Returns to Charlotte’s Culinary Scene

Charlotte, NC, February 13, 2026 After a notable hiatus, the beloved Jewish deli Meshugganah is set to reopen its doors in West Charlotte as a ghost kitchen. Known for its authentic Jewish delicacies, the deli will operate out of City Kitch West End, and will offer a limited menu featuring pastrami sandwiches, matzo ball soup, and traditional desserts. Owner Chef Rob Clement is determined to revive the deli’s legacy following a

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February 13, 2026 No Comments

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