Gabe Altieri is an Executive Producer at Charlotte Talks. He covers a range of topics including regional interest, world news, education, and professional sports, with a focus on public education and the sports business. Gabe's work has been featured in WFAE.
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Gabe predominantly covers government and politics, with a focus on local issues in North Carolina and Charlotte. He often includes expert commentary, legal policy regulation, and data citations in his articles.
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It's time for a decision on the I-77 south toll lane project, again.
By: Gabe Altieri
Superintendent Crystal Hill is out at Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools. Tuesday, the school board voted to fire Hill.
By: Gabe Altieri
This November there are more than candidates on the ballot in North Carolina. Three constitutional amendments are facing voters.
By: Gabe Altieri
CMS continues to deal with the fallout after the school board fired Superintendent Crystal Hill last week.
By: Gabe Altieri
Food has opened a world of opportunities for Susanne Dillingham. She has created a life as a personal chef, sommelier and business owner.
By: Gabe Altieri
The investigations into Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools continued this week as the FBI and U.S. Attorney's Office say they are looking into the district.
In the 2024 election cycle, Republicans used affordability to hammer Democrats. It didn't matter what the Harris campaign or the Biden administration said about the economy; people voted with their wallets.
By: Gabe Altieri
Six Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police officers are at risk of being fired in the wake of racist text messages. The officers have been suspended without pay while they await hearings.
Early voting is underway in both Carolinas. Folks have already been lining up at the polls to cast their ballots for races in the 2026 midterms.
By: Gabe Altieri
President Trump is back in the Carolinas this week campaigning on behalf of senate candidates as we inch closer to the midterm election.
