Former Charlotte Council Member Tiawana Brown to Plead Guilty to Fraud
Former Charlotte City Council member Tiawana Brown agrees to plead guilty to wire fraud, avoiding prison time.
January 30, 2026
Former Charlotte City Council member Tiawana Brown agrees to plead guilty to wire fraud, avoiding prison time.
The Magnolia House in Greensboro, built in 1889, nominated for National Register of Historic Places; once a Green Book site.
Five Democrats debated key issues for North Carolina’s 11th District, including health care and immigration policy.
North Carolina declares a state of emergency as a winter storm warning is issued. Residents should prepare for snow.
The Blowing Rock community unites to support Bistro Roca’s staff after a fire. A fundraiser nears its $40K goal.
Utilities face challenges during extreme cold like Winter Storm Fern, as prolonged freezes strain the energy grid.
UNC Asheville forms a committee to advise on its Millennial Campus development, amid halted negotiations and community concern.
State health officials expand measles vaccine access for infants in Western NC amid community transmission concerns.
Duke Energy plans a rate hike in NC by 2027: 18.5% for Progress, 15.8% for Carolinas. Hearings begin March 2026.
North Carolina A&T State University commemorates the 66th anniversary of a historic student-led sit-in on Feb 1, 1960.
The unemployment rate in North Carolina for December 2025 remained steady at 3.9%, unchanged from the previous month, according to the latest data released by the state’s government. This rate is in contrast to the national unemployment rate, which saw a slight decrease from November, reaching 4.4%. Over the past
As a winter storm approached, UNC Asheville prof. Doug Miller and students launched a weather balloon to gather crucial data.
