BBB Alert: How To Protect Yourself From Moving Scams
In 2023, nearly 6,000 complaints were filed with the BBB against moving companies throughout the year.
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How Men Can Prioritize Therapy and Healing During Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month
Studies show only 26 percent of black and Hispanic men who experience daily feelings of anxiety and depression actually seek mental health services.
‘It Was Heartbreaking’: Free Summer Camp In West Charlotte Canceled
At least two dozen children are out of a place to go for summer camp after the organizer said it got shut down before it could even start.
“I Think The Worst Part Is Not Knowing’: Family Searching For Missing Charlotte Teen
CMPD is investigating his disappearance as a missing person case and missing person flyers can be seen around Charlotte as Nassim’s father is still searching for answers.
Stitching Success: Local High School Senior Receives Scholarship To Study Fashion Design
From the drawing board, to the sewing machine, to the final masterpiece – Allie Albrecht is poised to leave her mark in the fashion world.
Novant Health Deploys High-Tech Robotics To Better Diagnose Lung Cancer
New ion robotic technology is changing how quickly and efficiently doctors in Charlotte are able to see and diagnose lung cancer.
Novant Health Using A.I. To Help Catch And Treat Lung Cancer
New robotic technology and A.I. programs at Novant Health are working to help catch and treat lung cancer in patients far more quickly.
How To Prioritize Your Mental Health During Mental Health Awareness Month
Dr. Rodney Villanueva with Atrium Health explains how you can take care of your mental health.
Uber Adding New Safety Features To App To Better Protect Women
The company is automating safety features that include encrypted audio recordings, pin verification, live location sharing and a fourth feature ride check -- which detects if a ride ends early, stops unexpectedly, or goes off course.
Beauty Influencer Jessica Pettway’s Death Bringing Awareness To Cervical Cancer
Despite the vaccine and screening black women like Pettway are still almost one and half times more likely to die of cervical cancer than white women.
