Sarah Delia is a reporter for WFAE, focusing on local news in Charlotte, North Carolina. Her work has also appeared in North Carolina Public Radio-WUNC and The American Lawyer. Sarah covers a range of topics including historical events, social issues, criminal justice, and community stories.
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By: Sarah Delia
On the next Charlotte Talks, the true story of a life ignited by fire, resulting in third-degree burns over 90% of Connor McKemey’s body.
In every political season, we are inundated with political ads. Most of these ads are negative and focused on the other candidate — not the one buying the ad. So, are they effective? What is the strategy behind political advertising and how you either win people over or dissuade them from voting for the other candidate? What is the best approach?
A look at the purple nature of the most purple of purple states: North Carolina, with political scientist Dr. Chris Cooper.
By: Sarah Delia
It’s Indigenous Peoples Day, and we’ll devote the hour to hearing what’s on the hearts and minds of this important, yet often overlooked voter population.
By: Jesse Steinmetz
Weeks after Helene brought catastrophic flooding to parts of western North Carolina, recovery efforts continue.
On the next Charlotte Talks, preparing your garden for the cold months ahead so it will be ready for spring. If you’re not sure what that entails, we have you covered. We’ll get you ready, tell you what plants can winter outside, what should be taken in and discuss any potential impact Hurricane Helene might have had on your fall gardening.
Affordable housing is in short supply but there may be a solution that serves a dual purpose. Preserving and repurposing older or historic buildings could be the key rather than locating land and trying to build our way out of the problem. Ahead of his Oct. 24 talk, Donovan Rypkema brings his ideas and research to Charlotte Talks to discuss how historic preservation can significantly generate affordable housing for the Mecklenburg County area.
By: Sarah Delia
By now, you’ve probably boned up on all the candidates in this election, but how much do you know about the constitutional amendment or the three bond referenda you’ll be voting on? The constitutional amendment doesn’t appear to be controversial, but it is. And the referenda may or may not put transportation and road improvements on a fast track.
It's do-or-die for Charlotte FC. After a 2-0 loss against the Orlando City Lions on Sunday, Charlotte FC is back at home — and must win to stay alive in the MLS Playoff Cup.
On the next Charlotte Talks, a final look at early voter turnout, what we can glean from polls, and how those polls are conducted.
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