
Episode #54
Drought Conditions Worsen; What Are Urban Heat Islands?
Meteorologist Brandon Lawson talks about worsening drought conditions and the strengthening of El Niño. He also explains what "Urban Heat Islands" are and why Charlotte is one.

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Hosted by Queen City News+ · news · EN-US · 58 episodes
Queen City News Chief Legal Analyst Khalif Rhodes and anchor Brien Blakely go through the latest headlines revolving around court cases making local and national headlines.
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Episode #54
Meteorologist Brandon Lawson talks about worsening drought conditions and the strengthening of El Niño. He also explains what "Urban Heat Islands" are and why Charlotte is one.

Episode #60
Brien Blakely and Chief Legal Analyst Khalif Rhodes take a closer look at a lawsuit involving a man suing DHS over being tracked down for sending a threatening email. They also discuss a fired teachers six-figure settlement over a Charlie Kirk post she made and Duke Energy's response to price hikes involving data centers.

Episode #59
Brien Blakely and Chief Legal Analyst Khalif Rhodes take a closer look at some of this week's landmark Supreme Court decisions, and dive into a case of a NC trooper accused in the death of an intern during a chase.

Episode #58
Host Brien Blakely and Chief Legal Analyst Khalif Rhodes discuss a new ruling in the Charlie Kirk Case, the U.S. Supreme Court reimposes conviction in Etan Patz case, and arrests made in reflecting pool vandalism.

Episode #57
<p>Host Brien Blakely and Chief Legal analyst Khalif Rhodes discuss the settlement lawsuit of the CMS Ardrey Kell rock painting case. They also tackle the BIG 12 and Brendan Sorsby lawsuit. The third topic involves Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni and who pays the attorney fees.</p>
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