Erika Jackson
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Charlotte activists call for accountability after 4-year-oldâs killing (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTE — Charlotte activists are demanding change after a 4-year-old boy was shot dead while sleeping in his home this past weekend. The person who fired bullets into homes in a northwest Charlotte neighborhood is still on the run, and local activists say they want accountability. They believe this crime couldâve happened in any part of our city, but it happened in a neighborhood filled with families. Four-year-old Caleb Flax loved watching football with his grandfather. But this Sunday, in
Wegmans eyes property in Cornelius for potential second location (opens the original)
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CORNELIUS, N.C. — Wegmans is one step closer to opening a second location in Mecklenburg County. A rep for Wegmans told Channel 9 itâs entered into an agreement with Atrium Health to purchase property in Cornelius. Wegmans says itâs evaluating the site as a potential location for a grocery store, though no final decisions have been made. The property is located at the southwest corner of West Moreland Road and Statesville Road, next to the Atrium Health Lake Norman complex. Wegmans will open
âExuberance for lifeâ: Veteran CLT employee brings joy to airport travelers (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTE — Alena Kremerava cleans the restroom in Terminal C at Charlotte Douglas International Airport, but travelers say the impact sheâs making goes far beyond the sparkling facilities. Sheâs worked at North Carolinaâs busiest airport for nearly 20 years. Over the course of her career, passengers who have crossed her path say her kindness and positive attitude have made a lasting impression. Visitors are so impressed by her, theyâre taking selfies and posting compliments on social me
Huntersville passes e-bike ordinance after concerns about unsafe riding behavior (opens the original)
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HUNTERSVILLE, N.C. — New rules are now in effect for e-bikes in Huntersville after concerns about unsafe riding behavior on local roads. Huntersville commissioners voted unanimously Tuesday night to create new safety requirements for young e-bike riders. Bicycles capable of going 20 mph are allowed on roads, sidewalks and multi-use paths like greenways under this new ordinance. Town officials say the action they took Tuesday night is really just a first step in addressing young e-bike riders put
Blue Star Mothers of Charlotte help veteran get back on his feet after house fire (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTE — When a fire broke out in Michael Ackermannâs Steele Creek home late last month, the navy veteran said his only priority was saving his dogs, which thankfully, he was able to do. He says he lost everything including his clothes, furniture and irreplaceable memories. The fire also destroyed his service dogâs belongings, making his road to recovery even more difficult. âI said, âWe have furniture. We have food, clothes, whatever you need,ââ said Fostoria Pierson, the preside
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