CHARLOTTE, N.C. — On Monday night, Charlotte city leaders said they would use Facebook Live to broadcast future meetings inside the council chambers.
City officials cut the Facebook feed in the middle of a meeting two weeks ago.
“We want as many people in our community engaged as possible,” Larken Egleston, D-District 1, said. “We want to peel back the curtain and make it as accessible on whatever mediums they prefer.
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