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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Charlotte’s new youth curfew: Neighbors have mixed reaction to pilot program (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - There’s a new curfew crackdown for kids and teens across Charlotte. In a few short weeks, starting on Nov. 1, anyone under 18 will have to be home by 10 p.m. The pilot program was approved by city council on Monday, Sept. 29, and comes after Charlotte-Mecklenburg police say they responded to several teen takeovers and violent crimes involving kids and teens across the city. Related: Decision made on new youth curfew by Charlotte City Council: What we know Some people who
‘It could’ve been worse’: Police say 2 women randomly assaulted at Charlotte gas station (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - Charlotte-Mecklenburg police said two women were hurt in a seemingly random assault in the Charlotte’s Dilworth neighborhood Sunday night. Police say the alleged attack happened at a gas station on East Boulevard on Sunday, Sept. 27. Also read: ‘Sickened by the whole thing’: 911 caller, nearby business owner shocked by random assault in Dilworth WBTV spoke exclusively with one of the victims. Sandy Stirrup says this happened out of nowhere, and she’s concerned because sh
Some west Charlotte residents worried after approval of I-77 South expansion project (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - Stress is now becoming very real for families living along the I-77 corridor after the Charlotte Regional Transportation Planning Organization voted to move forward with the I-77 South toll lane expansion project. Families in west Charlotte are now left wondering what happens to their homes, their neighborhoods and the communities they’ve built. For families in the Wilmore neighborhood its been a roller coaster of emotions, from stress to relief and now anger. One family
Charlotte-Mecklenburg police, community searching for answers after 4-year-old killed (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - A Charlotte 4-year-old was shot killed while his neighbor was injured in a shooting on Sunday morning, but police say so far there’s been no arrests. Neighbors and Charlotte-Mecklenburg police are calling on the community to step up and help figure out who killed 4-year-old Caleb Flax. Police say the child was shot and killed on Sunday, Sept. 20, while asleep in his home. Live stream: Community holds press conference following 4-year-old’s shooting death in Charlotte On
Community split after Charlotte City Council votes to support I-77 South toll lane project (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - Harsh words filled a Charlotte City Council meeting Monday night as people shared their thoughts on the controversial I-77 South toll lane project. Despite push-back, the council ultimately decided to give the project the official green light, reversing an earlier decision made in May. The main reason for the shift: Money, $300 million in additional investments will now make their way to the Queen City to improve the I-77 corridor in west Charlotte. Related: Charlotte Ci
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