WFAE 90.7 - Charlotte's NPR News Source
Wednesday, June 24, 2026
- Moth Night shows off night shift pollinators
- NC bill expanding ICE cooperation and restricting benefits to become law
- Charlotte Black Girls Film Camp to offer opportunities for teen girls to display their creative side
- Summer travel numbers down as CLT prepares for Fourth of July weekend
- The next chapter tips off in Charlotte as the Hornets make NBA draft moves
- NC drought impacts price of produce at farmers markets
- Poll shows Cooper leading Whatley by wide margin in NC Senate race
- Hornets take Steinbach, Anderson in first round of NBA Draft
- NC Senate to vote on property tax notice requirements
- Toll changes coming to I-485 express lanes
- How the Scottish team has made Charlotte their home during the World Cup
- After a tense hearing, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools approves digital learning platform
- Attorney General Alan Wilson wins Republican runoff for SC governor
- Mecklenburg County Commissioners prep for potential penny shortage
- Harrington could continue the ‘Charlotte Way’ as new mayor
- Charlotte approves red light camera pilot at dangerous intersections
- Duke Energy cuts proposed rate hike after objections from NC officials
- UNC baseball falls short in College World Series finals
- Charlotte gets a second shot at women’s pro basketball
- City Council names Rob Harrington next Charlotte Mayor
- Mecklenburg County gives out free fans for seniors and adults with disabilities
- Eddie Knox, former Charlotte mayor, dies at 89
- Faith leaders gather in Charlotte to support immigrant families
- Roy Cooper never talks about Trump
- Access to federal loans could be cut off for many NC education programs
- As SNAP funding shrinks, a poor North Carolina county faces difficult choices
- World Cup watch party draws hundreds in downtown Matthews as Brazil celebrates victory over Haiti
- Thousands vote in Colombia's presidential election at Charlotte polling site
- Charlotte City Council will pick a new mayor Monday
- Uptown Charlotte's 'Sparkhouse' opens on Juneteenth to foster entrepreneurship, economic mobility