Pandemic isn't stopping these HBCU homecomings
These North Carolina HBCUs are rounding out homecoming season with virtual festivities.
By QCity Metro Staff | October 21, 2020
Flu season adds risk as Covid-19 cases increase across the state
Covid-19 cases are rising as the pandemic collides with flu season. Health experts explain distinguishing...
By Jonathan Limehouse | October 21, 2020
Joe Biden continues to lead Donald Trump in latest poll of likely voters in N.C.
Biden's 3-point lead over the president was little changed from early October, when the former vice president...
By Glenn H. Burkins | October 21, 2020
CMS Superintendent diagnosed with Bell’s Palsy after showing symptoms during meeting
CMS says Superintendent Earnest Winston is doing fine after displaying symptoms of facial paralysis during...
By Jonathan Limehouse | October 20, 2020
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In Historic West End, neighbors bond and learn community history on slow, Sunday walks
The idea for a "West Side Walk and Talk" had been percolating for years, but then came the long, hot summer of 2020.
By Emiene Wright | October 20, 2020
2 dead in east Charlotte shooting
Charlotte Mecklenburg police are investigating a shooting in east Charlotte Monday that left a man and woman dead in the […]
By Jonathan Limehouse | October 19, 2020
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Charlotte Black Restaurant Week kicks off its fourth year
This year's event will bring attention to an economic sector that has struggled amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
By Jonathan Limehouse | October 19, 2020
Pizza to the Polls will deliver free food to Charlotte voters waiting in long lines
Charlotte is one of 25 cities where the organization will offer food to voters waiting in long lines.
By Jonathan Limehouse | October 19, 2020
Community gathers to remember Mothers of Murdered Offspring co-founder
Judy Howard Williams, MOM-O co-founder, died last Saturday after battling lung cancer. She was 69.
By Katrina Louis | October 16, 2020
Saturday News Quiz Oct. 17
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By Bethany Lane | October 16, 2020
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