After a long, intense and sometimes personal debate among school board members Tuesday night, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Superintendent Clayton Wilcox said he wanted to assure the public […]
A citation has been issued to a construction company after an employee died at a job site in uptown Charlotte. The incident happened at a […]
Forget about the football for a moment. Forget about Urban Meyer and what he did or didn’t know about the tumultuous home life of Courtney […]
He first went to college for his older son. He went back for his surviving son. But throughout his life journey to date — from […]
Jim Woods The Columbus Dispatch @Woodsnight Wednesday Dec 12, 2018 at 5:38 PM Dec 12, 2018 at 5:38 PM A man has died and another person was critically injured in a three-vehicle crash Wednesday afternoon on […]
Jim Wilhelm The Columbus Dispatch Wednesday Dec 12, 2018 at 8:40 PM Dec 12, 2018 at 8:40 PM A Columbus man is accused of nearly striking a Fairfield County sheriff’s deputy with a stolen Meals […]
Ushering in Charlotte’s Christmas season of giving, the venerable all-male Good Fellows Club raised $1 million for Charlotte’s working poor through its 102nd annual luncheon […]
Scientists may soon start tracking phosphorous levels entering Lake Erie in a different way with the hope that it leads to reduction plans for farmers, […]
The Central Ohio Transit Authority will take $32 million out of reserves next year to help pay for $72.5 million in capital expenses, with the […]
Jim Woods The Columbus Dispatch @Woodsnight Wednesday Dec 12, 2018 at 5:38 PM Dec 12, 2018 at 5:38 PM A man has died and another person was critically injured in a three-vehicle crash Wednesday afternoon on […]
Taylon Watkins, of the East Side, is accused of robbing 25 people in 15 different incidents between Nov. 17 and Dec. 1. A Franklin County […]
The Central Ohio Transit Authority will take $32 million out of reserves next year to help pay for $72.5 million in capital expenses, with the […]
The mystery of how great white, mako and porbeagle sharks learn to hunt has been solved and the revelation is both strange and perhaps a […]
Taylon Watkins, of the East Side, is accused of robbing 25 people in 15 different incidents between Nov. 17 and Dec. 1. A Franklin County […]
Sheridan Hendrix @sheridan120 Wednesday Dec 12, 2018 at 3:56 PM Dec 12, 2018 at 3:56 PM Crews will open the last stretch of southbound Interstate-270 for drivers by Friday morning — as long as the weather cooperates […]
The cost of salt used to keep roads from icing over jumped by more than 50 percent this year thanks to a brutal winter last […]
After a year on probation based on financial questions, Johnson C. Smith University was reaffirmed this week as a fully accredited school. The Southern Association […]
A fatal crash shut down Eastway Drive for a time Wednesday morning. The two-car crash happened near the intersection of Central Avenue, killing one person, […]
Five years after her husband died of lung cancer, 76-year-old Sue Powers of Powell was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia. Her daughter was trying to […]
To celebrate its 75th anniversary, the Columbus Foundation is picking up the tab for a full day of communitywide transportation and cultural exploration on Dec. […]
A Mecklenburg County Jail inmate died of a fentanyl overdose nearly 14 months after entering the jail, according to an autopsy released Friday by the […]
In 1864, the University of Cambridge began offering exams to students outside of Great Britain who hoped to attend the prestigious school. Today those exams […]
Hopewell High has Cambridge curriculum By December 12, 2018 09:56 AM Hopewell High and its feeder schools are piloting the Cambridge Programme, a British curriculum […]
An investigation into the incident determined that the fire had originated in a first-floor bathroom in the church’s Unity Hall building. A faulty ventilation fan […]
The U.S. Geological Survey says a 4.4 earthquake occurred early Wednesday in eastern Tennessee, and there are reports it was felt as far east as […]
The Two Caterers will operate the event space, dubbed the Fives, which it believes will be the largest Downtown. Sliders won’t be the only food […]
Five years after her husband died of lung cancer, 76-year-old Sue Powers of Powell was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia. Her daughter was trying to […]
Charlotte’s Salvation Army Christmas Center is a striking place even for city natives: thousands of new bikes are lined up in neat rows, filling the […]
Bexley City Council temporarily stripped Councilman Tim Madison from his position of the chair of the Zoning, Development, and Judiciary Committee on Tuesday in response […]
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Travis Kelce surprised more than two dozen kids Tuesday night. And right after he did, he took the 25 kids from the YMCA […]
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Four months after refusing to leave her home, a Kansas City homeowner is getting help to fix her crumbling roof. Janice […]
Schools that were closed Tuesday will make up the time on Jan. 22, and all Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools students will attend extra days in February and […]
John Futty The Columbus Dispatch @johnfutty Tuesday Dec 11, 2018 at 12:52 PM Dec 11, 2018 at 12:52 PM An East Side woman who was trying to get rid of guns linked to a man charged in four […]
LONE JACK, Mo. — A Johnson County, Missouri meat company’s controversial plans to expand were dealt a blow this week when the Missouri Clean Water Commission […]
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Google Fiber is working to get customers back online after an error resulted in service being shut off for some users […]
A photo posted on Snapchat shows a “sculpture of a white body” hanging from a noose on a tree at UNC Charlotte, the news editor […]
KANSAS CITY, Kan. — “There’s just something special about it. We’re a family here,” said second grade teacher Amelia Kovac. That sense of family is […]
The list of applicants to replace two Columbus City Council members has been winnowed down to 15. Council members interviewed some of the finalists on Monday […]
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The freedom and independence of driving doesn’t have the same appeal as it used to for many of today’s teenagers. Faith […]
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Kara Huff was ready to start a new life with her fiancé, Brian Kile. He had proposed just three days before […]
Keith Hallas has resigned his position as Central Crossing High School’s band director. South-Western City School District board members voted Monday to accept Hallas’ resignation, […]
RAYTOWN, Mo. — A mother said her daughter still can’t get over what happened as she waited for her classmates during a field trip last […]
A fifth suspect was arrested on Monday in connection with a 2017 home invasion turned double homicide. Milton W. Moore II, 43, of the West […]
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — East Kansas City is an area many people drive through but never stop. Drugs, poverty and violent crimes are the reason […]
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Dockless scooter company Lime has temporarily suspended service in Kansas City to take stock of what worked and what didn’t during […]
Keith Hallas has resigned his position as Central Crossing High School’s band director. South-Western City School District board members voted Monday to accept Hallas’ resignation, […]
A burglary committed under cover of this week’s major winter storm came unraveled at the last minute, when a getaway truck filled with stolen goods […]
A nun who once taught at Fisher Catholic High School in Lancaster has been accused of sexually abusing a student in 1982, according to a police report. Sister […]
A fifth suspect was arrested on Monday in connection with a 2017 home invasion turned double homicide. Milton W. Moore II, 43, of the West […]
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Mental health is a topic that many in law enforcement didn’t want to talk about for decades, and many still don’t. “Policemen […]
