FDA issues recall on COSTCO organic eggs
Check your COSTCO eggs -- a recall is now in effect. The Food and Drug Administration says a recall of organic COSTCO eggs is now classified at the highest risk level for potential salmonella contamination.
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Four escaped monkeys still on the loose in Yemassee
4 of the 43 monkeys that escaped from their habitat in South Carolina last month are still in the woods.
President Elect Donald Trump may select Jared Moskowitz to lead FEMA
President-Elect Donald Trump may tap a House Democrat from Florida to lead the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Trump reportedly is considering Representative Jared Moskowitz to lead FEMA.
CMPD Animal Care and Control warns public about potential scam
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Animal Care & Control are warning the public about a scam. According to the agency, people are receiving calls from someone saying they are from Animal Care & Control.
Flight to CLT forced to make emergency landing
Cell phone video captured the moment a bird flies into the engine of a plane heading for charlotte from New York. The American Airline's flight from LaGuardia had to make an emergency landing on Thursday shortly after takeoff.
President Biden set to make more clemency and pardon announcements
President Joe Biden is using his presidential clemency power just weeks before the end of his term. Later today., he will commute the sentences for about 15-hundred individuals.
Survey rates Chick Fil A as most popular first date spot
For the men out there looking for a budget-friendly place to eat on a first date here's a look at the top spots. "Datingnews.com" says Chick-Fil-A came out the winner in the survey.
Samaritan’s Purse continuing humanitarian efforts in High Country of NC following Helene
Its been more than two months since hurricane Helene devastated Western North Carolina-- and much of the Southeast. And there's still plenty of cleanup and recovery to go.
Couple’s “unique,” Christmas tree goes viral
Last year, Hayden Hardesty and her boyfriend decided to cut down their first Christmas tree in Washington state. By the time they got home and most of the snow had melted, it was clear that the tree lost some branches.
More milk testing required to track bird flu
The U.S, government is set to begin expanded testing of the milk supply to better track the spread of bird flu. The department of agriculture will test raw milk from dairy silos around the nation.
