Back-to-school jitters: When parents should seek professional support
A new school year can bring excitement and plenty of nerves, but experts say parents should know when those first-day jitters may be signs of something more.
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A new school year can bring excitement and plenty of nerves, but experts say parents should know when those first-day jitters may be signs of something more.
Students in six local school districts are returning to the classroom Wednesday morning to start the new academic year.
Charlotte City Council is expected to talk about a proposed citywide 9 p.m. curfew for anyone under 18, a move prompted by a series of large teen takeovers that have led to arrests and raised public safety concerns.
A Dilworth business owner said he shared surveillance footage to help Charlotte-Mecklenburg police identify a suspect accused of randomly attacking a woman along East Boulevard.
A man said he was sitting behind the wheel of his car in University City when someone opened fire, striking the vehicle multiple times and shattering windows.
Children’s advocates will join Mecklenburg County Sheriff Garry McFadden Wednesday afternoon in a push to reopen the juvenile jail.
A church in northwest Charlotte is working to give neighborhood kids a safe place to find community after a teen was shot and killed across the street in July.
As the doors reopened Monday at Charlotte-Mecklenburg Library’s Pineville branch, a special event helped bring books back into the community.
In Fort Mill, the newly built Flint Hill Middle School will open its doors to students for the first time Monday morning.
Two people were hurt in a northwest Charlotte shooting Thursday morning. Police are now saying the incident began as a domestic dispute.