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CMPD and DA's office investigate a lab analyst. NC Attorney General visits Charlotte and calls for more resources to fight fentanyl. Davidson Board of Commissioners has a new member. Panthers sign a local favorite. BizWorthy looks at Charlotte's Unified Development Ordinance.

A Supreme Court ruling creates confusion about which NC wetlands are actually protected. NC drivers hit the state's electric vehicle registration goal early. Ally Financial names new CEO. Charlotte Shout! festival kicks off in uptown. A Charlotte group that works with refugees takes a slightly different path for Ramadan.

New SC bill relaxes gun rules. Mecklenburg County employees ask commissioners to rescind return-to-office policy. Ann Doss Helms found a private school she's been looking for for months. And BizWorthy tackles sports gambling.

Gov. Cooper declares April as Child Abuse Prevention Month. EPA announces new standards for heavy-duty vehicles. NC State's magical NCAA run continues. Time is almost up for federal internet subsidies.

NC health insurance plans for state workers no longer cover some weight loss drugs. Board of Education rules against continued funding for a low-scoring Gastonia school. Vanguard agrees to purchase vacant Centene building. Charlotte's tree save plan may not be working as planned.

Families of 13,500 students are offered NC Opportunity Scholarships. Charlotte's tourism industry is back to pre-pandemic levels. Alex Murdaugh sentenced to 40 years. Gastonia considers new incentives for police officers. Charlotte-Douglas adds a therapy horse.

Today's SouthBound podcast is a replay of host Tommy Tomlinson's conversation from summer 2023 with Tressie McMillan Cottom, a sociologist, author, columnist for the New York Times and recipient of the MacArthur “genius grant.” Their conversation ranges from the concept of whiteness in American life to the tragedy that shaped her life.

Mecklenburg County school board/county commission joint meeting recap. Charlotte man defrauds the state. A new statue in Greensboro. BizWorthy returns to talk Airline costs.

Arrests at a weekend protest. CMPD adjusts protocol following City Council vote. Union County decides fluoride future. A western NC wilderness camp ordered closed. Tommy Tomlinson's On My Mind column.

NC Supreme court hears Leandro case...again. Lake Wateree residents suing Duke Energy. Lovin' Life Music Fest announces more artists. A conversation with Joe McGill of the Slave Dwelling Project.

American Airlines raises baggage fees. Wooden Robot co-founder dies. Truist sells insurance subsidiary. Meals on Wheels offers more than just meals. And a new film on the Wilmington massacre draws criticism

Wells Fargo gets signage green light. Union County bans fluoride. William Byron wins Daytona. CMS magnet lottery results are out. And Charlotte native Blake Proehl impresses on American Idol.

North Carolina receives $361M for drinking water. Former Charlotte City Council member Lynn Wheeler dies. Charlotte FC kicks off the season with a win. On My Mind contemplates this year's lack of snow.

A new idea for grading NC schools. Charlotte plans all-electric fire station. Cross Charlotte trail expands. Matthews Commissioners meeting runs off the tracks. Can Mark Harris win the 8th district race?

Every morning, Newsworthy delivers local headlines and in-depth feature reporting on important issues to help to keep you informed, engaged, and connected.

Every morning, Newsworthy delivers local headlines and in-depth feature reporting on important issues to help to keep you informed, engaged, and connected.

Every morning, Newsworthy delivers local headlines and in-depth feature reporting on important issues to help to keep you informed, engaged, and connected.

Every morning, NewsWorthy delivers local headlines and in-depth feature reporting on important issues to help keep you informed, engaged, and connected.

This week on SouthBound, host Tommy Tomlinson talks to Jason Kirk, whose novel “Hell Is a World Without You” draws from his experiences as a teenager in evangelical churches. We talk about how those churches shaped him, and what his beliefs are now.

Every morning, Newsworthy delivers local headlines and in-depth feature reporting on important issues to help to keep you informed, engaged, and connected.