Up 'n Adam: Harlem Globetrotters
Adam Wurtzel went to Bojangles Coliseum to get a preview of the Harlem Globetrotters, and to try to some of their unique tricks.
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Car crashes into medical building on Park Road in s. Charlotte
Emergency crews responded to the scene of a car that crashed into a medical building around 9:30p Thursday. The crash caused significant damage to the building.
Strangers save two women from a car that crashed into a creek
One of the three men who jumped into action to save two women's lives from a submerged vehicle is sharing his story. The crash happened at a Cook Out on University City Boulevard when the driver was leaving the drive-through and her foot got stuck on the accelerator, speeding the car up and over a near 20-foot drop into a creek bed below.Β
CLT moves rideshare location with little notice, causing confusion
As of Thursday morning, rideshare drop-offs and pick-ups are now located on the inner lane of the upper-level departures.
ACC is moving its women's basketball tournament from Greensboro to the Atlanta area in 2026
The Atlantic Coast Conference women's basketball tournament will move from its longtime home in North Carolina to the Atlanta area in 2026.
One-stop resource center opens in Caldwell County
A one-stop resource center has opened in Caldwell County for individuals, small businesses, and private non-profit groups impacted by Helene.
Rising Spotlight: Charlotte Spring Fair runs through April 6
With activities for all ages, the Charlotte Spring Fair offers everything from fun carnival games to live performances that will captivate and entertain.
Healthy Headlines: What to know about wrist weights
In todayβs Novant Healthy Headlines, Ramona Holloway chats with Dr. Paulvalery Roulette, an orthopedic surgeon with Novant Health Orthopedics & Sports Medicine in Matthews, about online fitness trends claiming they improve health and wellness, including one about wearing wrist weights can help tone your arms.
Annual vintage market at Camp North End only one week away
Vintage Charlotte (VTGCLT) will be hosting their annual Spring Market on April 12th.
K-12 schools must sign certification against DEI to receive federal money
As a condition for receiving federal money, the Trump administration is ordering K-12 schools to certify that they are following federal civil rights laws and eliminating diversity, equity and inclusion practices.
Top sporting events in and around Charlotte this week | April 3-April 9
Need plans? See what the Queen City has to offer this week whether that's Charlotte FC, the Hornets or Wingate athletics. Click through the gallery to see all the sporting events happening in and around Charlotte each week.
Dow drops 1,400 as US stocks lead worldwide sell-off after Trump's tariffs cause a COVID-like shock
Financial markets around the world are reeling following President Donald Trumpβs latest and most severe set of tariffs, and the U.S. stock market is taking the worst of it so far.
New content creator program helps creatives turn passion into a profession
Content creation is booming and the Noda Art House will soon be home to a program that will equip aspiring content creators with hands-on training, mentorship and the business skills to launch their career.Β
Duke Energy moving massive transformer overnight, early morning traffic delays possible
Duke Energy is moving a massive transformer from Charlotte to the Cowans Ford Hydro Station on Lake Norman. The move started Wednesday at 9PM in Charlotte and is expected to reach Cowans Ford in the early morning hours of Thursday.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police announce major break in 1993 Christmas Day cold case
A major break in a sex assault cold case from Christmas Day 1993. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police detectives have identified the suspect in that assault as 48-year-old Tony Leslie.
FBI says fight at Ardrey Kell High School was not a hate crime
Local and federal law enforcement say a fight between a 15-year-old boy and girl on the Ardrey Kell High School campus was not a hate crime. The boy's family says they've been dealing with death threats since the incident.
Healthy Charlotte Alliance hosts "One Pill Can Kill: Raising Awareness Around the Fentanyl Crisis" event
An important community conversation about fentanyl was hosted in Charlotte Tuesday. A panel made up of doctors, a police officer, a nurse who battled addiction herself and a mom who lost a son to fentanyl poisoning talked to a crowd of about 125 people at Myers Park Presbyterian Church.
Helene hurricane name retired by World Meteorological Organization
Helene, which killed at least 249 people across the Southeastern United States, was one of three 2024 Atlantic hurricane names to be retired.
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