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More Local Hospitals Getting First Shipments of Pfizer COVID Vaccine
The Pfizer vaccine is already being given to frontline workers in Charlotte and across the country. 42 more hospitals in North Carolina will get their first shipments on Thursday, including Novant Health Presbyterian.
9-Year-Old Girl Seriously Injured In West Charlotte Shooting
A 9-year-old girl was seriously injured in a shooting that happened Wednesday afternoon in west Charlotte.
Fort Mill Schools Going To Remote Learning Due To Possible Community Spread Of Coronavirus At Several Schools
All Fort Mill schools will be moving to virtual learning December 17th and December 18th due to the possibility of community spread of the coronavirus in several schools, according to a news release.
Borrego: Hornets Have Needed Playmakers In Ball, Hayward
Hornets coach James Borrego wanted elite playmakers this offseason.
Airbnb Suspends North Carolina Listings Over COVID-19 Rules
Airbnb has suspended nearly 60 listings across North Carolina for violations of its party guidelines during the COVID-19 pandemic, the company said Wednesday.
Rhule Not Ready To Throw In Towel On Bridgewater
Matt Rhule isn’t giving up on Teddy Bridgewater just yet.
Cooper Signs Disaster Declaration For North Carolina Counties
The Small Business Administration has approved North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper’s request for a disaster declaration for five counties affected by heavy rains from the remnants of Tropical Storm Eta.
Mary C. Curtis: COVID-19 Vaccinations Underway
The first COVID-19 vaccines, from Pfizer and approved by the FDA for emergency use, have been sent throughout the country, including North Carolina, where health care workers and residents of care facilities are tops of the list to receive the shot.
Charlotte Events: 7th Street Public Market, Lights on The Square & Light the Knights
From last minute Christmas shopping to holiday lights displays, Moira Quinn with Charlotte Center City Partners has more on some fun events happening in town.
The Four Gift Rule
A trendy gift giving rule is gaining popularity thanks to social media. “Something You Want, Something You Need, Something to Wear and Something to Read” is the basic standard for The Four Gift Rule. Parents pledge to give their children only four gifts - one from each of the four categories.
Charlotte Man's Message After Losing Eight Friends To COVID-19
William Wilson says he's lost eight friends to COVID since March. The latest -- last week.
NCDOT Crews Preparing for Winter Weather in High Country & Foothills
NCDOT crews already treated roads in the Foothills and High Country on Tuesday. They are preparing to return to make sure roads are as clear as possible for the morning commute.
School Closings And Delays For December 16th
Several schools in the WCCB viewing area will be closed, delayed, or going fully remote on Wednesday, December 16th due to the possibility of inclement weather.
AAA: At Least 34 Million Fewer Americans To Travel This Holiday Season
The holidays are a period that typically sees high demand for vacations; however, AAA Travel expects the vast majority of Americans to stay home this holiday season.
Wintry Wednesday Draws Near
A pair of systems will sweep through the Carolinas by Wednesday, the latter of which could bring some white stuff to our area.
Community Comes Together To Honor Mount Holly Police Officer Tyler Herndon
A police officer has died following an officer-involved shooting at the Mount Holly Car Wash and Arcade. Officer Tyler Herndon's funeral was held on Tuesday, December 15th.
Gold Coin Dropped In Salvation Army Red Kettle In Shelby, North Carolina
A 50-peso gold coin was dropped into a Salvation Army Red Kettle at the Hobby Lobby in Shelby, N.C.
Gov. Roy Cooper And Health Officials Provide COVID-19 Update For North Carolina
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper and health officials are set to provide a coronavirus update for the state after an increase of over 5,200 new positive cases were announced Tuesday and the state reaching a total of 446,601 positive cases.
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