CLT1st

Threat of Border Patrol and ICE agents at soccer match on Sunday; Art as a prescription for loneliness.

State Republicans may punish Charlotte for I-77 decision; Charlotte radio loses another personality

Long term COVID symptoms becoming clearer; CMS schools outpace most of country post-covid

Summer jobs for teens scarce; Airport gets federal grant; Zaha leaving Charlotte FC

NASCAR's Kyle Busch dies; how Charlotte's growth affects animal adoptions; local pediatric cancer survivor gives back through coffee - find the organization and buy your morning coffee at this link:

https://fortika.coffee/pages/bags-for-hope

Late vote could kill I-77 project; future of the Manor Theater site is sealed; QCPN Summer Podcast Lab announcement

May 20th marks the 251 anniversary of the "Meck Deck." In this special episode of CLT1st, host and Charlotte Historian Kendall Kendrick explains the significance of the Meck Deck in American History, how the legend evolved, and the controversy that surrounds it to this day.

Summer heat arrives in Charlotte; Heat resources found here: alleviating airport security traffic

Lake Lure opens; ABC Board considers Sunday liquor sales; just what are these mandatory water restrictions?

Mandatory water restrictions in place starting today; May is National Mental Health Awareness Month; Panthers schedule released