Alexandria Sands is a journalist based in Charlotte, North Carolina. She writes for Axios and WBTV, focusing on local news and issues that impact the community. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, including gentrification, business development, transportation, and local landmarks.
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Alexandria Sands' coverage primarily revolves around local government announcements, breaking news, and evolving stories related to politics, crime, and real estate in Charlotte. She focuses on urban transformation, gentrification issues, and developments within the city.
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The blue-dominant Charlotte area may be on its way to letting the Democratic Party down again.
I'm gonna pop some tags ... Thrift Pony opens in Camp North End today.
A Ballantyne pizza place is selling frozen pizzas that get you high.
It's not just the presidency. A lot of North Carolina races are close.
After the polls close Tuesday night, all eyes will be on how North Carolina votes for president as well as its controversy-laden gubernatorial race
Democratic U.S. Rep. Jeff Jackson will be the state's new attorney general after defeating Republican U.S. Rep. Dan Bishop.
By: Alexandria Sands
MeckDems' failure to reach Black voters has become a fiery point of contention within the party.
Development has slowed across the Charlotte region, but a handful of transformational projects are still expected to break ground in 2025.
๐ Molson Coors wants to ensure everyone has a DD for New Year's. CATS bus, light rail and streetcar fares are free from 5am on Tuesday, Dec. 31 until 2am on Wednesday, Jan. 1, as part of a partnership with the beer giant. (QC News)
By: Laura Barrero, Ashley Mahoney, Alexandria Sands
๐ A Carolina Panthers legend recently played pickleball with someone's mom, and she didn't recognize him. (WBTV)
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