Mecklenburg County’s voluminous paper court records will go digital on Oct. 9, the North Carolina Administrative Office of the Courts announced Friday, amid reported problems in other counties ...

The Mecklenburg County Courthouse sees the most cases in the state and has been working hard to get through a backlog due to COVID. “Now Odyssey is going to go back to where we started pre-COVID.

Mecklenburg County pays for roughly 16 percent of local court operating costs, she said, and Charlotte’s own contribution covers 1 percent. If history is a decent guide, the state will not step ...

It also comes as Mecklenburg County continues to meet or exceed health-safety measures on the spread of COVID cases that the courthouse pledged to use in deciding whether jury trials will continue.

Mecklenburg County Clerk of Superior Court Elisa Chinn-Gary’s office has been working, too. Clerks are pre-scanning paperwork from a projected 16,000 cases so that they will be online and ready ...

That’s also when Mecklenburg County court records started displaying detainers online. Channel 9 was unable to verify criminal history of Jose Nicolas-Martinez, and Miguel Sanchez-Vega.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents arrested a man at the Mecklenburg County Courthouse on Wednesday, leading Sheriff Garry McFadden to speak out about improving communication and ...