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Will It Take Your Money To Solve Affordable Housing Crisis

CHARLOTTE, NC-- Charlotte has an affordable housing crisis, and some city council members agree, it will take a lot more money and possibly a…

Inclement Weather Forces School Delays For Tuesday, April 17th

Several school districts have announced delays for Tuesday, April 17th due to inclement weather.

Starbucks To Train Workers On ‘Unconscious Bias,’ CEO Says

Starbucks wants to add training for store managers on “unconscious bias,” CEO Kevin Johnson said Monday, as activists held more protests at a Philadelphia store where two black men were arrested after employees said they were trespassing.

Police Charge Man In West Charlotte Murder

Police have charged a man in connection to a deadly shooting Sunday evening in west Charlotte.

National Gas Price Average Hits Highest Price Since Summer 2015

At $2.71, gas prices are at their most expensive point in nearly three years and continue to climb.

Sinkhole Closes Road In Lenoir Indefinitely

A sinkhole has closed a road in the city of Lenoir indefinitely.

Couple Facing Serious Drug Charges In Burke County

Investigators say they arrested a man and woman in Burke County after finding a large quantity of drugs while conducting search warrants.

Novant Health And Huntersville Police Train Citizens On What To Do In Active Shooter Scenarios

People in Huntersville are better prepared for a tragic and scary event after taking part in Novant Health's 'Stop The Bleed' training Saturday afternoon.

Police Need Help Identifying Robbery Suspect

Police need your help identifying a robbery suspect.

JDRF Walk To Be Held At Carowinds On April 21st

Carowinds needs your help stomping out diabetes this weekend. The JDRF Walk's goal is to find a cure for Type 1 diabetes.

Tree Crashes Through Bedroom in East Charlotte

Strong winds brought trees crashing down throughout Charlotte, some blocking roads, and others damaging homes. It's a mess for one East Charlotte family. They came home to find part of a tree in their bedroom.

Charlotte Man with Ties to Syria Speaks Out About Airstrikes

Syrian families living in Charlotte have spent years worrying about their families during the ongoing civil war.

Tree Falls On House In East Charlotte During Storm

A tree fell onto a house in east Charlotte as a result of the severe weather pounding the area Sunday afternoon.

Spokesman: Former First Lady Barbara Bush In Failing Health

A family spokesman says former first lady Barbara Bush is in “failing health” and won’t seek additional medical treatment.

Rivals Football Camp Series Is Coming To Fort Mill

The Rival Football Camp Series is coming to York County, S.C. on April 21st and 22nd, 2018.

Former Panther Worley Arrested In Philadelphia

Former Panthers cornerback Daryl Worley was arrested Sunday morning after being found passed out in a vehicle impeding traffic on a highway, according to reports.

Rock Hill Juneteenth Committee Looking For Participants

The Juneteenth Rock Hill Celebration Committee is now seeking entertainers, musicians, hairstylists, vendors, and volunteers for the 2018 Juneteenth Rock Hill Celebration of Freedom.

Procrastinators Rejoice: There's Still Time To File Taxes

Did you wake up in a panic realizing that today is April 15? Relax. You’ve got until Tuesday to file and pay your taxes without facing a penalty.

Gun Rights Advocates Rally At State Capitols Across U.S.

Gun rights supporters — many carrying rifles and ammunition — gathered at state capitols across the U.S. on Saturday to push back against efforts to pass stricter gun-control laws that they fear threaten their constitutional right to bear arms.

Tree Falls On Wagon Carrying Guests At Zootastic In Iredell County

A woman and a boy were severely injured after a tree fell on a wagon carrying passengers at Zootastic in Iredell County

Trump Staking Claim Of ‘Mission Accomplished’ In Syria

Allied missiles struck at the heart of the Syrian chemical weapons arsenal, aiming to punish the Assad government for a suspected poison gas attack against civilians and deter the possible future use of such banned weapons. Pentagon officials said the assault pummeled, but did not eliminate the Syrian program.