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04/07/2020 11:26am
CHARLOTTE Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools reported 1,200 crimes during the 2018-19 school year, according to the N.C. Department of Public Instructions recently released annual report on school crime and violence. State law requires schools to track 16 specific crimes, including nine deemed dangerous and violent, including sexual assault and assault involving the use of a weapon.
04/07/2020 7:20am
CHARLOTTE John Munro remembers two or three years ago when Calvary Church considered streaming worship services. The concern was whether the online service would detract from church attendance. In hindsight, the senior pastor said he is glad Calvary went in that direction, because it helped staff overcome technical difficulties in advance of launching livestreamed
04/06/2020 11:29am
By Rich Armstrong and Steve Baker Fear. Uncertainty. A growing sense of panic every time the president delivers a national address about the far-reaching effects of the coronavirus. Chatter around the workplace these days is filled with questions like: Will I get sick Will I have a job tomorrow Can I afford to pay my
04/06/2020 11:18am
CHARLOTTE While the COVID-19 pandemic threatens the health of millions in this country and around the world, the novel coronavirus presents unique challenges for 180,000 North Carolinians living with Alzheimers and their caregivers. The Alzheimers Association Western Carolina Chapter is offering free virtual education programs in the coming weeks to help caregivers and
04/06/2020 10:18am
With businesses across the U.S. having closed temporarily or reduced services due to the coronavirus pandemic, company leaders are trying to find ways to stay afloat until the crisis passes and figure out how to move forward into an uncertain future. Dr. Kyle Bogan, a business consultant and speaker on workplace culture, says this
04/08/2020 5:00am
While communities nationwide and around the region canceled Easter Bunny appearances and festivities due to the coronavirus pandemic, one Lake Norman town found a way for children to safely see Click to Continue
04/08/2020 5:05am
As local leaders consider giving the owner of Ballantyne Corporate Park nearly $43 million in taxpayer money for a major redevelopment, a group of activists are pushing for the project Click to Continue
04/07/2020 10:46pm
Small Mecklenburg businesses that have been battered by the coronavirus pandemic will soon get some help in the form of low-interest loans from the county. Mecklenburg County commissioners approved two Click to Continue
04/07/2020 5:52pm
If North Carolinians arent feeling the impacts of a recession yet, they soon will be. The coronavirus pandemic is taking an economic toll, and how much of one is still Click to Continue
04/07/2020 2:02pm
North Carolina officials have approved nearly $30 million worth of unemployment benefits for people who lost their jobs due to coronavirus. And even more money is on the way as Click to Continue
04/08/2020 5:11am
Nearly a third of North Carolinians admitted to drinking at home, while 28 of employees in South Carolina said theyve had a drink while working from home.
04/08/2020 4:45am
There are now over 3,330 cases of coronavirus in North Carolina, including 805 in Mecklenburg County. South Carolina has over 2,400 COVID-19 cases with 51 deaths.
04/07/2020 11:08pm
Police were first called to the scene shortly after 9:30 p.m. Tuesday for an assault with a deadly weapon.
04/07/2020 10:54pm
While officials are projecting a smaller than originally anticipated coronavirus surge, officials stress social distancing remains vital.
04/07/2020 10:52pm
Both holidays are marked by large gatherings in the home or in a house of worship, and officials warn to continue social distancing.
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