Charlotte's News Talk

Charlotte's News Talk

Dr. Robert Murphy, economics professor at Texas Tech, talks about how prices reflect value and allocate resources during a natural disaster...in other words, so-called Price Gouging benefits people during natural disasters. City Council Member Larken Egleston talks scooters.

Dr. Robert Murphy, economics professor at Texas Tech, talks about how prices reflect value and allocate resources during a natural disaster...in other words, so-called Price Gouging benefits people during natural disasters. City Council Member Larken Egleston talks scooters.

Zach Ramsey's Children's Charity Tailgate Party is coming up and you have an opportunity to help families who have been stricken with childhood cancer. Zach's Mom, Mary Louise Ramsey. talks about Zach and the work his charity does in his memory.  Author Sarah Crosland talks about her latest book and her upcoming book signing.

Rev. Tony Marciano - Charlotte Rescue Mission - What They Do to Help the Addicted and How You Can Help A Loved One. WBT's Mark Garrison on the constitutional amendment flap and the I-77 Toll Project.

Dr. Warren Farrell author of The Boy Crisis. Steve Moore on Automotive CAFE Standards. Tom Blocker on Deer in the Headlights

A lwasuit has been filed challenging North Carolina's Certificate of Need law that restricts medical services to those that need them. Inaugural Blood Drive at Levine Childrens Hospital with the Community Blood Bank of North Carolina.

At nine years of age Asha Degree disappeared in February 2000. The search for her and resolution to her case has not been forgotten. There's a $45,000 Reward for information leading to her whereabouts. If you think you know anything about her disappearance you are asked to contact the Cleveland County Sheriff's office or the FBI.

Asha Degree disappeared in February 2000 when she was nine years old. She's still missing. The reward for information on her whereabouts is $45,000. If you know something, SAY something