Richard DeVayne
NBC Charlotte
Charlotte, NC, United States
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Past articles by Richard:
Gastonia police offering incentives to fill its officer void
The police department is now offering incentives to recruit and retain staff. → Read More
Remembering Rev. Billy Graham: 5 years later
Five years ago, the world paused to reflect on the man who was known as America’s pastor. → Read More
Family and friends to remember Ethan Rivera in Charlotte one year after his death
Ethan Rivera had been on the job for about one year when the incident happened in what police say was a road rage incident. → Read More
Democrats to consider moving SC primary to 1st on its calendar
Changing the date would give more importance to the Palmetto State primary. → Read More
Myers Park High School sex assault trial's second day sees Jane Doe's mother, sex assault expert testify
The suit says the city and school did not protect a student from getting raped on the campus of Myers Park High School back in 2015. → Read More
CMPD officer's involuntary manslaughter trial set to start
Officer Phillip Barker is accused of speeding, striking and killing a pedestrian. → Read More
Charlotte city council to vote on affordable housing projects
City leaders are set to allocate more than $15 million in funding to several developments throughout Charlotte. → Read More
Concord considers possible tax incentives to spur growth
Leaders looking to revise incentives on major project. → Read More
Early voting begins Thursday in NC
Those who want to vote absentee will need to request a ballot by Nov. 1 and return it by Nov. 8. → Read More
Buy a pumpkin from this Davidson pumpkin patch and help make a difference in the community
It's fall, and for many that means pumpkin spice, changing leaves and pumpkin patches. → Read More
Thousands to flock to Charlotte for Duke Mayo Classic
Chats of “Eagles soar” and “Aggie Pride” will ring out all over the Queen City this weekend as the two largest Historically Black Universities face off. → Read More
South Carolina gets failing grade when it comes to dealing with students' mental health
DHEC said it's important for the state to hire more counselors to help deal with the issue. → Read More
CMS Board to vote on pay raise for teachers
If approved by Mecklenburg County Commissioners would provide a pay raise for teachers. → Read More
Parents worried about what they call a dangerous crosswalk
People want more done to prevent speeding near South Iredell High School. → Read More
'It felt great' | How a new laundromat is helping people in need
2BClean Laundry opens its doors not only to customers but homeless as well. → Read More
CMS to hold its 2nd safety meeting
When it comes to what school safety should look like, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools is taking the approach of letting the community help with that vision. → Read More
Man suspected of killing Cats driver to appear in court Friday
Ethan Rivera was shot in Uptown while working his bus route. It happened after a verbal exchange with the suspect. → Read More
CATS drivers to protest at city council meeting on Monday
On Monday afternoon, CATS bus drivers and other employees are expected to flood city hall demanding safety changes in the wake of the shooting death of a driver. → Read More
Parents concerned after police find weapons at Hopewell High in Huntersville
Extra security was on hand at Hopewell High School Thursday, one day after police found two guns on campus. Five students were taken into custody afterward. → Read More
Mecklenburg health officials not ready to drop mask mandate yet
Health Director Gibbie Harris said Charlotte's COVID-19 numbers are moving the right direction but the county isn't ready to drop its indoor mask mandate just yet. → Read More