On the Charlotte Talks local news roundup, the sexual assault trial in which a former Myers Park high student is suing CMS begins. The Cotswold Chick-fil-A will become drive-through only. And Attorney General Josh Stein get in the governor’s race early. Mike Collins and local journalists cover those stories and more.
There's bad news about test scores and criticism over magnet changes at Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools. Charlotte City Council approves a framework of its equity in government policy. And the Hornets are feeling their oats this season. Mike Collins and his panel will bring you those stories and more.
David Tepper makes another coaching change. Panthers Coach Matt Rhule is out. CATS CEO John Lewis resigns. The Brooklyn Village mixed-use development project is on track to start construction, but concerns remain over the amount of affordable housing included. CMPD releases third-quarter crime numbers. Crime is up. And Lamelo Ball may miss the Hornets' season opener because of a sprained ankle. Mike Collins and our roundtable of reporters detail those and other stories.
On the local news roundup, CATS gets rider input on plans for the new uptown bus station. A few CMS schools rank among the highest in the state. CMPD investigates a disturbingly high number of recent shootings. And the Panthers continue to lose. Mike Collins covers those stories and more.
The Epicentre’s new owner has given the entertainment complex a new name. City Council gets a look at design plans for the new uptown bus station, raising even more questions. And we get an update on Tropical Storm Ian’s path through the Carolinas. Host Mike Collins and area journalists bring you those stories and more.