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City of Charlotte now accepting applications for vacant city council seat

Former City Council member James Mitchell (Democrat) resigned from the at-large position on Jan. 11.

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Here's how much taxpayers spend to support former presidents

Paper clips, phone bills, and movie channels are just some of the expenses American taxpayers pick up for former presidents.
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Mecklenburg Co. reports 2nd COVID-19 pediatric death in North Carolina

"This is not an acceptable situation for Mecklenburg County," Harris said. "We need to continue to stay focused on how we can prevent it from happening again."
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NC town considering more LGBT protections after moratorium

The moratorium emerged from a compromise between Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper and Republican lawmakers to do away with the state’s 2016 “bathroom bill."

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City of Charlotte now accepting applications for vacant city council seat

Former City Council member James Mitchell (Democrat) resigned from the at-large position on Jan. 11.
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'Landlords are still evicting people' | Eviction moratorium deadline looming, concerned residents still confused over how to get help

Here's what you need to do to qualify for the eviction moratorium and a break down how much federal money is currently heading to the Carolinas via the new stimulus.

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VERIFY: Will Georgia's senators be sworn in before President Trump's impeachment trial?

When will Senators-elect Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock be taking their oath of office?
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VERIFY: Is there a difference between COVID-19 vaccine dose one and two?

Both Pfizer and Moderna's COVID-19 vaccines require two shots to reach the maximum level of protection against the virus. Are the two doses different?