In a social media post early Monday morning on the US DOT "X" page, staff stated the government is holding the airline accountable for repeatedly violating the rights of wheelchair users.
The historic Biltmore Estate has announced their re-opening plans. In a post on Facebook, officials say they're aiming for November 2nd.
An area business has teamed up with a non-profit to pack half a million meals for Hurricane Helene survivors. It's called Hope for the High Country.
Class is back in session at Appalachian State University after parts of the campus were flooded following Hurricane Helene. Unfortunately, Some students aren't able to return to class due to their off-campus housing being damaged by that deadly storm.
Thanks to the non-profit Wine to Water, every family in Banner Elk can get a free water filter today in front of the Historic Banner Elk Elementary school.
Food producer Lamb Weston supplies frozen fries to McDonald's -- amounting to about 14% of its sales. It closed a plant in Washington state and cut its global workforce.
A unique set of sisters from Charlotte are setting an example for kids interested in getting into the dental industry and proving the fruit doesn't fall far from the tree.
With temperatures dropping across the Carolinas, Charlotte Mechanical is going to be bringing back our coat drive to benefit our neighbor in the Western part of the state. Unlike years previous, the Charlotte based companyΒ will be calling the revived push a "Warm Clothes Drive."
With hundreds of homes roads and businesses destroyed throughout Western North Carolina due to Helene, relief efforts have been non stop. The Portsmouth Virginia based Mercy Chefs is delivering much needed comfort in the form of hot meals.
This Friday and Saturday, Mecklenburg County Public Health is putting on a mental health show series called, "This is my Brave CharMeck." Through a series of performances, artists well share their mental health story in hopes of helping others.
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