MSNBC - Fri Nov 27
They're off and shopping! Black Friday is well under way nationwide, and shoppers in the Charlotte metro region are doing their part to find bargains and cross names off their holiday shopping lists.
More families risk losing homesWCNC-TV Charlotte - Fri Nov 27
Foreclosure filings in Mecklenburg County through October this year shot up by 44 percent compared with the first 10 months of last year, while the increase in the Raleigh and Greensboro areas remained flat or even declined.
New downtown Mooresville bar is a throwback to speakeasy daysMooresville Tribune - Fri Nov 27
Like the underground clubs that sprang up during Prohibition, the first real bar to open on Main Street will be a throwback to the speakeasies of the 1920s, where the nightlife was swinging and the booze bought on the sly.
Three city and county officials get a combined $70,000 in bonusesWFAE-FM Charlotte - Wed Nov 25
It's been a tough year for most City of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County employees.
Murder cases going to trial more quickly in Mecklenburg CountyMSNBC - Tue Nov 24
Behind every murder is a family that wants justice. "You never want to bury your baby sister.
Fugitive Files | Man wanted in violent home invasionWCNC-TV Charlotte - Tue Nov 24
Police say he's wanted in a brutal home invasion and he's already been arrested more than a dozen times in Mecklenburg County.
DSS finance mess continues to stumpWFAE-FM Charlotte - Tue Nov 24
Mecklenburg County auditors have been trying to figure out how a program that provided gifts to foster children spent $162,000. Some commissioners now say the money has been fully accounted for, although that's not how one of the program's main boosters sees it.
Main Library's PCs now in short supply: Some computer resources...Customer Interaction Solutions - Sun Nov 22
The Virtual Village public computer center at the Main Library uptown has closed while resources are shifted for the Jan.
Major development to begin in HuntersvilleCharlotte Observer - Sun Nov 22
HUNTERSVILLE The developers of the planned Bryton residential, retail and commercial community are about to begin the first phase of the massive project.
Woman accused of plotting kidnapping for ransomThe Brownsville Herald - Sat Nov 21
An Edinburg woman and her husband face federal charges of plotting to kidnap two children in North Carolina.
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