The Facebook data scandal finds its way to North Carolina. Republican senator Thom Tillis used the company at the center of the uproar, Cambridge Analytica, to target voters, as did the state Republican Party.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Superintendent Clayton Wilcox offers a glimpse at post-Parkland security measures, as state lawmakers begin examining school safety.
A new report labels CMS the most racially-segregated school system in North Carolina, and says income-based segregation in the district is up sharply.
Mike Collins leads a discussion on the week’s news with our reporters roundtable.
GUESTS
David Boraks, reporter, WFAE
Glenn Burkins, editor and publisher, Q City Metro
Mary C. Curtis, columnist, Roll Call (@mcurtisnc3)
Ann Doss Helms, education reporter, The Charlotte Observer
