Getting your day in Charlotte started on the right foot. New episodes M-F.

US Supreme Court sides with White House on mail-in voting. What that means for NC voters

CMS starts a new school year tomorrow; a K Needs Play update (link here); and the White House sets its sights on NC mail-in ballots in advance of the November General Election

Another food recall; late night food vendors in Uptown; it's HS Football season!

CMS job openings; affordable housing coming to Camp North End

CMS Superintendent makes first public appearance since suspension; immunization guidelines for parents

Another locally-owned news source shuts down; Cyclosporiasis is still a thing; UNC-Charlotte's women's hoops coach survives health scare.

Hot hot hot; CMPD drops controversial grant application; Charlotte FC projection for the rest of the season from The Crown Cast.

Data Center public sessions scheduled; Animal Care and Control looking for foster homes

CMPD grant proposal draws scrutiny from City Council; Epicentre sold again?; a special announcement from Kendall.

CMS Board announces Superintendent's fate; Charlotte Has History

City Council takes up teen curfew; Miss NC USA speaks for first time since she was stripped of her title

Back to school should bring a CMS superintendent update; Steon to veto voting bill; Is Luke Kuechly the greatest Panthers player ever?

NC hemp product decision caught in latest White House controversy; Panthers kick off pre-season

Mecklenburg County looks within for new health director; longtime Charlotte business-owner dies; Queen City Nerve ends print version

Duke reports massive profits in first half of 2026; CMPD to draft E-Bike regulations

Change coming atop a major Charlotte Arts organization; how a European AI law will affect US podcast listeners

Rain in July eases drought conditions a little; Panthers Game Week

Corporate sponsors abandoning Black Pride; Panthers Fan Fest tonight

Did this month's rain fix our drought problem?; more bad luck for the Panthers

The price tag for hosting large events; invasive hornets threaten bees; Charlotte has History

Hot weather and a high heat index expected today; NC football GM suspended; NC AG wants Duke commitment to lower rates

CMS' suspended superintendent gets an extra check; did the Panthers break the rules on Day One of camp?

Panthers add to stadium renovations, lose key player for the season on the first day of camp

Hidden in the new state budget; MLS All-Star week kicks off; "Charlotte's Next Drag Superstar" tells her origin story

Charlotte residents sue federal immigration enforcement; Cyclospora update; Panthers open training camp

West Nile in Mecklenburg; Charlotte FC resumes season on Wednesday

Canadian wildfire smoke and tainted lettuce in Charlotte; just where is the money for Davidson's college free tuition plan coming from?

Hot!; Charlotte's homeless headcount may not tell the whole story. LINKS from today's episode: Crisis Assistance Ministry SHARE Charlotte

How permanent Daily Saving Time would affect our day; Animal Control desperate for fosters and adoptive families

Cyclospora outbreak update; vandals cause damage at Charlotte Museum of History

Duke Energy settles with the state, energy bills still going up; Charlotte culinary scene in the national spotlight again

Charlotte Interim Mayor Rob Harrington speaks to The Charlotte Ledger; the thinking behind the Lamelo Ball trade

Rabid fox exposure in Mecklenburg County; eBike regulations coming to Charlotte?

Bear sightings around Charlotte; program offers property tax relief to some homeowners; what happens if Bryce Young gets hurt?

Governor signs budget; Can Charlotte host a World Cup?

Water main fixed, road still under repair on Queens; local college offering free tuition in 2027; Hope for those in recovery

Naturalization Ceremony canceled due to immigration enforcement threat; water main break brings more restrictions, rebranding of a serious condition affecting women may bring faster diagnoses

heat wave continues through the weekend; Duke ends windfarm agreement; finding the balance between protecting the tree canopy and development

HOT; Charlotte gets a new mayor; a Charlotte poet gets noticed by NASCAR

Hot weather ahead; the 4th of July effect on air quality; state lawmakers may have agreed on a budget

Hot temps coming; Myers Park Baptist Church changes name; AIR BnB cracks down on July 4 party renters

Drought conditions continue in spite of rain; college admission essays more important than ever