Gastonia Police Say One Driver Dead After Collision
The Gastonia Police Department says the driver of a 2002 Ford Explorer Sport Track, 39-year-old Kristen Townsend, died Wednesday, September 23rd after hitting another vehicle head-on.
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When Fall Colors Peak Across the Carolinas
Check out a fall foliage interactive map, plus learn why leaves change color!
Growing Concern Over the Number of Children Shot in Charlotte This Year
There's growing concern over the number of children being shot in Charlotte. CMPD says there have been 49 shooting victims, under 18-years-old, so far this year.
Monroe Receives $425,000 Parks And Recreation Grant For Belk-Tonawanda Park Expansion
Governor Roy Cooper says the N.C. Parks and Recreation Trust Fund (PARTF) is giving out nearly $5 million to fund 16 projects across the state, including $425,000 to the City of Monroe.
Troopers Find Missing Dog After Fatal Car Crash In Catawba County
Troopers say they found Sarah McKinney's 8-month old dog Zeus after a fatal collision on Monday, September 21st.
Police: 20-Year-Old Charged After Two Kids Shot While Playing With Rabbit On East Charlotte Apartment Balcony
Charlotte-Mecklenburg detectives charged a 20-year-old man after two children, ages 5 and 11, were hit by gunfire while playing with a rabbit on an east Charlotte apartment balcony Monday.
Community Comes Together For One Day To Clean Up Waterways In Catawba Riversweep
Catawba Riversweep is a one-day community cleanup of the Catawba-Wateree River Basin that will take place on Saturday, October 3rd rain or shine, according to a news release.
Panthers Put McCaffrey On Injured Reserve With Ankle Injury
The Panthers have placed Christian McCaffrey on short-term injured reserve, meaning the All-Pro running back will miss at least three games.
Supreme Court Vacancy Looms Large In 2nd NC Senate Debate
Questions about the potential successor to Ruth Bader Ginsburg hung heavy over Tuesday night’s second debate in a U.S. Senate race in North Carolina whose outcome could decide the chamber’s control.
AAA: Is Your Child Properly Secured In The Car
With this being National Child Passenger Safety Week, AAA – The Auto Club Group encourages parents and caregivers to make sure their children are riding safe and securely in the family vehicle.
Mary C. Curtis: Presidential Campaign Visits
With presidential visits to Charlotte from Trump and Biden this week, WCCB Political Contributor Mary C. Curtis, is breaking down why North Carolina is so crucial to the November Elections.
Panthers Readying To Welcome Fans Back to BofA Following Announcement By Gov. Cooper
Preparations are underway to welcome fans back into Bank of America stadium. An announcement by Governor Roy Cooper on Tuesday allows large outdoor venues to open up in the coming weeks.
Two Boys Shot While Playing With Family Pet, Charlotte Man Arrested For Crime
A 20-year-old man is behind bars charged with shooting two boys as they played with their family pet.
Local Woman Trying to Save Historic African-American Church in Lincoln Co.
A local woman is trying to save an historic African-American church in Lincoln County. The church was founded by freed slaves in the 1870's but now may not be able to reopen its doors.
UNC Charlotte Returns To Some In-Person Learning October 1st
Then classes will be all remote/online again following Thanksgiving Break. Including exams.
'Supergirl' to Hang Up Her Cape after Season 6
The heroine with heart, "Supergirl," says goodbye to the "Arrowverse" at the end of season 6.
Knights To Turn Truist Field Into A Pumpkin Patch On October 10th
Looking for a place to purchase your pumpkin this year? The Charlotte Knights have you covered!
NC Gov. Cooper Says Large Outdoor Venues Can Possibly Open At 7% Capacity Starting Next Week
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper announced Tuesday that the state is likely to take the next step towards Phase 3 of reopening by allowing large venues to open at a reduced capacity.
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