The committee said Bryant told them a “senior social services manager was terminated,” a “social worker supervisor resigned” and others were “disciplined.”
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NEW: Mecklenburg Manager Mike Bryant submitted written testimony for a legislative hearing that multiple county employees left the county or were disciplined over 6-year-old Dominique Moody’s death in Charlotte.
The mayor is on track to receive a 10% pay bump compared to last year and bring the total compensation to $80,237. Council members would receive 6.4% raises.
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The evening before testing began last week, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools principals were told to take the encouraging posters down. And now, they’ve been told it’s OK to put them back.
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NHL fans in Indianapolis have no broadcaster audio for Game 1 of the Stanely Cup Final. Here's how the first goal sounded on WRTV with only the in-arena sound.
Yikes: A spokesperson for the city of Charlotte says the city will not be releasing the names of the applicants for Charlotte Mayor unless Charlotte City Council instructs otherwise. #ncpol#CLTCC@wsoctv
Federal officials announced the inquiry as part of a broader celebration of “Title IX Month” that the department said would highlight the Trump administration’s efforts to protect opportunities and privacy rights for women and girls.
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NEW: The U.S. Department of Education has opened a Title IX investigation into Cabarrus County Schools following complaints about the district’s handling of transgender students’ access to bathrooms and locker rooms.
BREAKING: The former Shelby police officer who was caught on camera repeatedly punching a woman was charged with assault and turned himself in on Monday, the N.C. State Bureau of Investigation said in a press release.
@teddycovers42@mtrsprtmaniac Charlotte has hosted multiple sporting events at once, including the Panthers and Hornets. Sometimes the Panthers and a concert at Spectrum Center right after. If you're driving into uptown for a game, it's naturally going to be crowded to get out.
I mean, enjoy what sports you like and you dont have to watch the sports you're not interesting in?
Plus, we gotta talk about the Lenovo Center's seats.
Charlotte is like that family member that never visits you, but always expects you to visit them. It's a weird, one-sided relationship where the Triangle is always expected to buy into the Panthers, Charlotte FC, and the Hornets. Meanwhile the Hurricanes win and...meh?
ICYMI: @thestate published several stories yesterday on the different angles of the redistricting decision in the SC State Senate. We were in the State House and at polling places. Here's a thread of the teamwork just from yesterday:
Out in the 4900 block of Reagan Drive where police and the FBI have blocked off the road in front of what appears to a motel. It’s not clear what is happening but some people were seen handcuffed.
CMPD said in an alert it was “federal court authorized law enforcement activity.”
The Charlotte Ledger doing this kind of sarcastic stuff is so disrespectful of the many journalists at The Charlotte Observer who are working hard to report the news.
The woman accused of shooting two attorneys has a lengthy history of filing lawsuits — and was ordered to undergo mental health treatment in 2024.
My latest here: https://t.co/CFuY6mLeIx
BREAKING: A statement from Kyle Busch's family regarding the cause of Busch's death Thursday, at age 41:
"The medical evaluation provided to the Busch Family concluded that severe pneumonia progressed into sepsis, resulting in rapid and overwhelming associated complications."
Google Search as you know it is over
"Instead of returning a simple list of links, Google Search will drop users into AI-powered interactive experiences at times."
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The City of Charlotte spent $1M fighting — then settling — Black firefighter lawsuits.
That money was mostly taxpayer dollars, and some of it went to the new police chief’s husband.