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Rising's Chris Gilmore Sits Down With Celebrity Chef Bobby Flay Ahead Of His New, "bobby's Burgers" Restaurant Opening In South Park

Celebrity Chef Bobby Flay Opens "Bobby's Burgers" Location in South Park

Rising's Chris Gilmore Sits Down With Celebrity Chef Bobby Flay Ahead Of The Grand Opening Of His Latest, "Bobby's Burgers" Location

Gastonia Man Linked To Break Ins In Multiple Counties

Suspected Serial Burglar Takes Clothes And Food From Charlotte Home, Leaves Behind Valuables

A Gastonia man is in custody after being found inside a Lincoln County home wearing the owners clothes. A Charlotte man shared video of the same burglar stealing his clothes.

Pineville Growth Evolves As Younger Population Moves In

Pineville grew at a 6.4% rate in the last three years. A town of just over 11,000 with a median age five years younger that the national average.

Two Teens Arrested For Armed Carjacking

A 13-year-old and a 14-year-old were arrested Wednesday after an armed carjacking in west Charlotte.

Monroe Shooting Under Investigation

Police are investigating a shooting in Monroe that left one person in critical condition.

Man That Fired Shots At Newton Officer Out Of Hospital And In Custody

The man who shot at Newton police earlier this month is out of the hospital and in custody on eight felony charges.

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Public Meeting Set For Proposed Improvements To Independence Boulevard

The N.C. Department of Transportation invites the public to learn more about proposed improvements to a stretch of Independence Boulevard (U.S. 74) between Interstate 277 in uptown Charlotte and Interstate 485 in Matthews.

A Berry Good Time: 21st Annual NC Blackberry Festival Attracts Thousands to Caldwell County

Eat, drink, and be berry.

Biden-Harris Administration Invests $242 Million for Cape Fear Memorial Bridge Project In Wilmington, North Carolina

Federal Highway Administrator Shailen Bhatt announced $242 million in funding for the North Carolina Department of Transportation for the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge Replacement Project in Wilmington, North Carolina.

Man Charged In Deadly Huntersville Traffic Collision

Huntersville Police Department has charged 31-year-old Michael Benjamin for allegedly fleeing on foot after being involved in a fatal motor vehicle crash.

CMPD Identify Suspect In Rea Road Homicide

As a result of an investigation, CMPD detectives have identified and charged 41-year-old Eric Watson as a suspect in the murder of Derrick Byas.

Construction Underway On Beatty's Ford Beach Project

Lincoln County in partnership with Duke Energy announce construction is underway for the Beatty’s Ford Beach Project located at the end of Unity Church Road in Denver.

City Of Hickory Receives State Grant For Downtown Streetscape Improvements

Last month, Governor Roy Cooper and the North Carolina Department of Commerce announced the award of an $850,000 grant to the City of Hickory to assist with two streetscape projects in the downtown Hickory area.

Healthy Headlines: Open Heart Surgery

On this week's Healthy Headlines, Jacinda sits down to discuss open heart surgery and procedures with Intervention Cardiologist, Dr.Arbin Katwal with Novant's Heart and Vascular institute.

Kannapolis Police Investing Homicide Of 18-Year-Old

Investigators with the Kannapolis Police Department are investigating a homicide that resulted in the death of 18-year-old Damien Senesaynho.

Lancaster Man Arrested After Reportedly Barricading Himself In Room With 11-Month-Old Child

Lancaster County Sheriff's Office arrested a man after a domestic disturbance call and the man locked himself in a bedroom with his 11-mont-old child.

State Announces $253M for Drinking Water, Wastewater, and Stormwater Projects Statewide

Governor Roy Cooper announced today that communities statewide will receive more than $253 million in drinking water and wastewater infrastructure funding and stormwater construction grants to help pay for 70 projects in 30 counties statewide, including 51 construction projects.