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Storms create concern around new developments; Wells Fargo pushing for new signage in Uptown; AI guidelines for classrooms; drive a weird car, earn cash!

Charlotte health care provider raises minimum wage; comedian Julie Scoggins returns to perform in her hometown; Rene Rapp's hot streak continues.

NC legislature working to bring film production back to NC; the state of Pickleball in Charlotte; Girl Scout Cookies on sale this week!

MLK Day; office spaces vacant in Uptown; Spectrum Center renovations will close arena.

Winter weather again on Friday; reviving some old ordinances have homeless advocates concerned; Panthers will play in Europe in 2024; plus the Checkers play outdoors and a Charlotte actress hits the big screen.

How to tell if your lawn survived a flood; sending your child's name to the moon. And more.

After Tuesday's storm, we talk with Jay Elie from Blue Fox Roofing and Renovation about spotting roof damage and hiring a reputable roofing contractor; also, early candidates for the Panthers GM and coaching jobs; plus a critical blood shortage.

Rough weather ahead; Knights for sale; Panthers' GM out; Blue Line trains out; VP coming to CLT.

Post-holiday COVID spike; reason to feel encouraged over climate change; sports betting in NC, in time for the NCAA Tournament? PLUS- local author Michelle Murchison on her new children's book "Stars on my Knees"

Weekend weather; hunger spiking in NC; Charlotte man makes Forbes 30-under-30 list; Ric Flair gets into Crypto.

School "Woke" lawsuit; Is David Tepper jeopardizing the Panthers' future?; staying hydrated; last chance to CATCH a local actor's performance; and poll results.

$300,000. That's the fine levied by the NFL for Panthers' owner David Tepper's alleged incident in Jacksonville over the weekend. Plus, a battle over porn in NC, and the results of our Instagram Poll.

Plugging in to the system with The League of Women Voters; getting creative on Friday, and weigh in with our Instagram Poll @ CLT1st on Instagram!

Our best of list for 2023 ;), featuring The Charlotte Ledger and Queen City Nerve, plus our Instagram Poll, find us on the 'Gram and vote @CLT1st

A Panthers great in line for the Hall of Fame; new laws taking effect January 1; how to spend your NYE.

Talking with Herb White from The Charlotte Post about saving a piece of history.

Post-Christmas clean-up; Duke's Mayo Bowl street closings in Uptown; plus the results of our Instagram Christmas Decoration Take-down poll.

The season of giving is nearly over, but some local non-profits can still use your help. What to do with those unwanted or redundant Christmas gifts, with Ryan Pitkin from Queen City Nerve.

INSTAGRAM POLL: When should your neighbors take their lights down?; Practicing mindfulness year-round.

Topping off the first week of CLT1st with a look at Mecklenburg's COVID numbers; a new law that will make some Charlotte bars stop serving food; and watching out for sophisticated scams.

Record numbers from tourism; The Charlotte Post's Newsmaker of the Year; NC Sports HOF inductions; and a hockey holiday weekend.

Cold temps ahead; an herbal treatment for a cold with some actual science behind it; a vending machine for giving; and the Tar Heel Men in Charlotte.

Stuart Watson and Amy Bristle have the day's headlines, including visitor restrictions in place at Charlotte hospitals, deadlines for package shipping, and Lindsey Banks from The Charlotte Ledger about a spike in wildlife sightings inside the Charlotte city limits.

With hosts Stuart Watson and Amy Bristle, Queen City Podcast Network's new daily podcast launches with a look at How you can help Charlotte's homeless population this Holiday season; what's ailing the Carolina Panthers; and Christmas Week activities for the whole family. Getting your day started in under 8 minutes. To respond to the day's Instagram Poll, find us @CLT1st on the Gram.

Introducing CLT1st, Queen City Podcast Network's hyper-local, five-days-a-week, change-your-morning-routine news source. We're not like the others. Launching Monday, December 18, 2023.