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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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.
What decisions did voters make? We look at that, at turnout, and at what kind of role North Carolina played in the presidential contest. Plus congressional and statewide results. All that next time on Charlotte Talks.
By: Sarah Delia
Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles will be here to talk about the election, transparency and more, Wednesday.
By: Sarah Delia
Things have been changing for women in and around sports. Today, women can coach, manage and report on both men’s and women’s teams — but that wasn’t always the case. And for women taking on the role of reporter, getting in was a struggle. Journalist and author Melissa Ludtke is one of the women who paved the way and knows what the fight was like.
By: Sarah Delia, Chris Jones
Politics can really take a toll on our mental and physical health. On one hand, getting involved in political matters can boost our well-being, but right now, many Americans are feeling stressed about what’s happening politically. We’ll to talk an expert who can help. We’ll also hear from a group committed to bringing Democrats and Republicans together. And, we'll have tips for how to navigate relationships when you find yourself and a loved one on opposing sides. That’s Monday morning at 9.
By: Sarah Delia
On the next Charlotte Talks, stories from eastern North Carolina’s Lumbee Tribe about survival and resilience in the face of radical environmental change.
When you think of contributions to the visual arts in the 20th century, New York City and Europe might come to mind. But the South has made its own artistic contributions. And the Mint Museum Uptown is showing over 100 paintings and prints exploring the social history of the period. We talk about this intersection of art and history and what we can learn from it.
By: Sarah Delia
On the next Charlotte Talks, the popularity of true crime stories and the ethics of reporting and consuming them.
By: Sarah Delia
On the next Charlotte Talks, the efforts Charlotte has put into improving economic opportunity may be paying off. The bar was set by Raj Chetty’s study on economic mobility, and he explains the latest metrics.
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