the democrats router in full force making stops in charlotte ahead of tomorrow s north carolina primary. we are going to old highlights from the clinton and sanders rallies. samantha touted matthews takes another step toward their plan to possibly leave charlotte lumbered schools. we will let you know what was voted on tonight in what might happen next read. would the to come up with ways to make their real cost of living cheap. kayla: and organizations serving the homeless thinks it may have found a solution to fight the problem. we will tell you about the unique setup that could have a major impact on the community. good evening and thank you for joining us for fox 46 news at 10. i am kayla ayres. bill: i m bill melugin. powerful storms tonight. want to send it over to chief meteorologist brian basham. i want you to keep in mind there have been strong storms moving through many places 1.5 1.5 inches and more. the northern half of few showers not a huge deal but we s
meteorologist brian basham. i want you to keep in mind there have been strong storms that have been pushing through, some areas to end size hail moving through many places 1.5 1.5 inches and more. the northern half of few showers not a huge deal but we still have the severe thunderstorm warning to the south from guesting county until 10:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m.. if you are encouraged you were getting hit right now. you are seeing half an inch to an inch sized hail. it s pushing towards the south and that s the good news. it s moving out of the area but the bad news is you have another cell behind you. this track taking it to the south of you that we ll continue to track it across the area and the strong storms affecting a lot of the area. not as intense through matthews but very strong likely seeing hail is probably smaller in diameter but heavy rain and there s been some big-time wind gusts of 60 miles an hour or more across the area. the storms are moving almost directly to the
LIBERTY CENTER — Superintendent Richie Peters noted to the board of education Monday work has been done to prepare the district for the 2024-25 school year as the current year