Judge deliberating after hearing arguments in CMPD kettling lawsuit
Judge Edwin Wilson heard arguments Friday in the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department kettling case that happened nearly six years ago during the George Floyd protests.
Latest Headlines by Michael Praats
Former Sen. Kyrsten Sinema says affair with married man happened outside of NC, wants case dismissed
Kyrsten Sinema, the former U.S. Senator of Arizona, wants a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit filed against her by a Moore County woman for allegedly causing her marriage to end through an extramarital relationship.
Joe Gibbs Racing adds Spire Motorsports as defendant in trade secrets lawsuit
Joe Gibbs Racing (JGR) has filed a lawsuit against NASCAR Cup Series team Spire Motorsports, alleging that Spire hired a former JGR competition director who stole sensitive information and violated a noncompete agreement.
Parent company that runs variable tolls on I-77N on shortlist for south lanes
The developer in charge of the Interstate 77 toll lanes that run from Mooresville to Uptown Charlotte is one of four companies on NCDOT’s shortlist to potentially develop the planned I-77 South toll lane project.
Joe Gibbs Racing sues ex-employee Chris Gabehart for alleged data theft
Huntersville-based NASCAR team Joe Gibbs Racing (JGR) is suing a former employee, alleging he “embarked on a brazen scheme to steal JGR’s most sensitive information,”
Victim gunned down behind furniture store claimed suspect was stalking him
A man gunned down behind an Indian Land furniture store claimed the suspect was stalking him for years.
9 Investigates: Private negotiations, public funds - the $375K bailout of Rockingham Speedway
9 Investigates spent five months digging into the Speedway while the SBI’s financial crimes unit worked on its own investigation.
NASCAR settles federal antitrust case
NASCAR reached a settlement Thursday of the bruising antitrust lawsuit filed against the stock car series by two of its race teams, including one co-owned by NBA great Michael Jordan.
By The Associated Press and Michael Praats, wsoctv.com
Charge dropped against ICE protester arrested during Operation Charlotte’s Web
The Department of Justice has dismissed the charges against a man accused of assaulting federal officers during ‘Operation Charlotte’s Web’ in late November.
Former Meck County director sues sheriff for retaliation
International child abduction case unfolds in Charlotte, mother remains elusive
Charlotte man accused of smuggling guns, drugs and even cheese on planes
Rockingham Speedway owner asking for $300k from county to settle debt
The cost of saving time: Amid high prices, NCDOT says I-77 toll lanes are ‘effective’
Eight people detained in ICE operation at Kings Mountain plant appear in federal court
Lawmakers draft bill to reassemble Marine Commission, current commissioner voice concerns
Lincoln Co. commissioners vote to leave Lake Norman Marine Commission
Western North Carolina wilderness therapy camp faces new legal troubles
NC lawmakers consider bill to ban DEI initiatives
Samaritan’s Purse continues international relief efforts despite USAID uncertainty
Fake license tags are common in North Carolina. This county is cracking down on them.
Charlotte man accused of helping North Korean regime
Records show police have person of interest in woman’s stabbing death in SouthPark
Drivers question why multiple vehicles have the same temporary tags
Many of North Carolina’s aging dams don’t meet current requirements
Lawsuit claims Harris Teeter used artificial flavoring in snacks labeled ‘naturally flavored’
Shuttered wilderness therapy camp in western N.C. faces new lawsuits
I-77 dynamic pricing suspended in the wake of Helene
As dams hold back water from Helene, how many in NC are at risk of failing?
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