WFAE 90.7 - Charlotte's NPR News Source
Wednesday, June 3, 2026
- Charlotte City Council approves 10% firefighter pay increase
- Charlotte water restrictions continue during statewide drought
- Charlotte reopens historic Firehouse 11
- State education board questions impact of proposed 8% teacher raises
- Charlotte area lost nearly 10,000 estimated jobs amid early 2025 ICE surge
- A GOP Jackson County elections board member said he was warned against voting for a campus polling site
- NC launches fourth annual week focused on safe firearm storage
- Canes drop opening Stanley Cup Finals match
- Mecklenburg County Commissioners pass budget
- Betting on the Game: How sports gambling is changing college athletics
- Mecklenburg County Public Health reports fewer overdoses, more Narcan
- Charlotte City Council inches closer to 150-day data center moratorium
- NC attorney general says Duke Energy ‘overshot the mark’ on rate hike proposal
- Charlotte forum provides community members insight into ‘New Generation of African American Philanthropists’
- NC lawmakers move quickly to stop counties from using tourism tax revenue for police
- Viral Mallard Creek track championship disqualification overturned after review
- Charlotte proposes Opportunity Zone around struggling Northlake Mall
- Charlotte weighs noise cameras to crack down on loud cars
- Former Shelby Police officer arrested
- Charlotte committee advances proposal to effectively ban street vending citywide
- World Military Games asks Charlotte for $23 million to offset costs
- Charlotte City Council member proposes using tourism taxes to help police
- Federal prosecutors tout results of Charlotte crime crackdown
- As hurricane season begins, experts predict below-average activity in the Atlantic
- USMNT tops Senegal in Charlotte friendly ahead of World Cup
- Monroe cracks down on speeders
- Gas prices dip below $4/gallon in Charlotte
- NC megachurch launching college
- Debate grows over classroom tech as Charlotte families question i-Ready
- What the U.S. Forest Service’s restructuring means for WNC