<

Harrelson CEO to plead guilty
The owner of Harrelson Automotive is now pleading guilty to aiding and abetting the fraudulent activity of his employees.
 More    Listen

Charlotte missing in Perdue's cabinet picks so far
Shortly after her victory, Governor-elect Bev Perdue told Charlotte-area leaders she would give them a prominent place in her administration.  But so far, none of Perdue's first six cabinet selections hail directly from the Queen City.  WFAE's Julie Rose reports.
 More    Listen

Davidson's Curry a humble star
In a nationally televised game tomorrow night in Durham, college basketball fans will get a chance to see a player some say is the best in the country. But Stephen Curry doesn't play for powerhouse Duke. He plays at Davidson. And even after a meteoric rise to stardom, those who know the 20-year-old say he's as down to earth as ever.  WFAE's Scott Graff has more.
 More    Listen

Fare zones for the Lynx will begin this week
Fare inspectors for the Lynx will be able to check tickets in the train's boarding areas starting later this week.  WFAE's Lisa Miller reports.
 More    Listen

NC soldiers say goodbye
Almost 4,000 North Carolina National Guard soldiers have now left for a year-long deployment to Iraq. They're part of the state's largest guard unit, and the last few battalions said goodbye to their families in the Charlotte area over the weekend.  WFAE's Julie Rose sent this report from a ceremony in Monroe.
 More    Listen

Kissell supporters board bus for DC swearing-in
About 40 local Democrats are boarding a bus this morning bound for Washington, D.C. They're a few weeks early for the Presidential Inauguration, but just in time for another swearing-in.  WFAE's Julie Rose reports.
 More    Listen

NC's pollution control plans set in motion this month
The North Carolina Division of Air Quality has scheduled several hearings this month on how communities throughout the state can meet stricter federal air quality standards.  WFAE's Simone Orendain explains.
 More    Listen

Charlotte-area families bid farewell to Guard soldiers
The last few farewell ceremonies are taking place this weekend for soldiers in North Carolina's largest National Guard unit – and they're happening in the Charlotte area.  WFAE's Julie Rose reports.
 More    Listen

Lost a job, but discovered Charlotte is home
Collapsing markets, lost jobs, crumbling companies and houses that won't sell. For many people, 2008 was a turbulent year they're happy to bid farewell.  Among them is Charlotte writer Jenny Van Stone, who offers this perspective on change and starting fresh. 
 More    Listen

State launches health coverage for high risk patients
Tomorrow is the start of a new year, and a new option for people without health insurance in North Carolina.  WFAE's Julie Rose reports.
 More    Listen

Subscribe: