Not to vaguepost, but you'll have to read the narrative for yourself to get the same reaction I did when I learned why this cop got so mad he felt he had to draw his gun on a fellow officer. The payoff is worth it.
I had a blast on The Creative’s Crown Talk Show with my old friend @PhazeGawd today talking all things art, music and community journalism in Charlotte. Be on the lookout for that drop. ✌️
V5, I18: Will the threat of immigration enforcement affect attendance at the MLS All-Star Game in Charlotte? Plus, @CltSquawks turns 21, Ali Forrest and Emily June embark on adventurous tour, Living Kitchen founder Juli Luna's latest role with a local coffee powerhouse and more.
In Raleigh this morning celebrating my wonderful wife’s graduation from the NC Institute of Public Leadership’s Spring 2026 fellowship. Somebody get her an application for interim mayor. 👀
On Friday, NC has a budget framework, the fallout from Vi Lyles' resignation, and Charlotte City Council withdraws its support for the I-77 toll lane project. That and more with @farrellj329, @pitkin_ryan, @alexsands_, and @Bentnews at 9am on @WFAE. https://t.co/bWGdXYHam1
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I enjoyed #WonderMan on the strength of Yahya Abdul-Mateen’s underrated performance but one part I find truly hilarious is how from now on it’s part of Marvel canon that Josh Gad is just gone and nobody knows what happened to him.
We stayed on Bourbon Street only long enough to see my UConn ladies lose and take this cute pic before the crowds became a bit much for our old selves. Time to branch out for the rest of the weekend…
Today will go down historically as a disastrous day for education and educators in North Carolina, when any hope of turning around decades of neglect was lost.
Breaking: the North Carolina Supreme Court has issued its ruling on the long-running Leandro case, which argues that the NC state legislature is failing in its constitutional duty to provide public education.
The Court's ruling today essentially throws out the case.
Great example of what I meant yesterday on @TBGWT about Threads being local and Twitter being national/worldwide. This discourse is all I’m seeing on my Threads feed and nothing here. Not a statement post, just observing the differences (also v related to where the artists are).
Members of Charlotte’s creative community are speaking out after the 'disrespectful' erasure of late local artist HNin Nie’s mural at Optimist Hall, which was removed from one of the property’s outdoor stairwells on Friday. https://t.co/kiJSQNpcFK