Caryn Little

Prince Harry, Meghan Pursued By Photographers In Cars In New York

Prince Harry and his wife Meghan were pursued by photographers in cars after a charity event in New York, the couple's office said Wednesday.

Abortion After 12 Weeks Banned In North Carolina After GOP Lawmakers Override Governor’s Veto

Most abortions after 12 weeks of pregnancy will be banned in North Carolina after the state’s Republican-controlled Legislature successfully overrode the Democratic governor’s veto late Tuesday.

Former Winthrop Softball Coach Mark Cooke Passes Away

Legendary softball coach Mark Cooke passed away Monday, May 15th. The former Winthrop University softball coach holds a Big South Conference record for most career wins (767).

Cockfighting Bust Leads Investigators To Finding Moonshine, Marijuana, Fentanyl, Cash, and More

A call about an illegal cockfighting event led investigators to rescuing 112 chickens, arresting dozens of people, and confiscating drugs and moonshine. It all happened off Prospect Church Road on May 14th in Chesterfield County.

Officials: Concord Officer Cited for Passing Stopped School Bus

A Concord Police Officer has been cited by the North Carolina State Highway Patrol for passing a stopped school bus.

Soul Gastrolounge Set To Reopen In NoDa

Soul Gastrolounge, the longtime culinary and cultural anchor of Plaza Midwood, has found a new spot to call home after nine months of searching: The Pass, a mixed-use development in Charlotte’s NoDa neighborhood.

Charlotte Medic Employee Dies On Duty

A Paramedic with Mecklenburg County EMS died while on duty following a medical emergency on May 13th, according to a post made on social media by MEDIC.

States With The Highest Drug Use In America

A new study looking into drug issues within America has shown that West Virginia is the state with the highest drug use and issues to do with drugs such as deaths and DUIs.

2.1 Magnitude Earthquake Registered In Pineville

Officials say an earthquake was recorded early Friday morning in Pineville. The quake registered as a 2.1 magnitude and was reported at 5:56:05 am Eastern time.

EEOC Sues Charlotte IHOP For Religious Discrimination And Retaliation

The EEOC says an IHOP in Charlotte violated federal law when it required an employee to work on Sundays despite a previously granted religious accommodation and then fired the employee when he attempted to exercise his federally protected rights.