Local Veteran Turned Photographer Making Impact In Community
This Veteran's Day, as we honor and remember the men and women who have served our country, a local veteran is making an impact in Charlotte.
Deirnesa Jefferson
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Local Non-Profit Asking For Help After Vans Vandalized, Tools Stolen
The organization repairs homes for low income families in the Charlotte area and leaders said the theft is making it harder for them to help families in need.
ATF Trains Local Law Enforcement On How To Identify Ghost Guns
Ghost guns which can be made with the help of 3D printer don’t have a serial number and are essentially untraceable.
Toyota Recalls Over 750,000 Highlanders To Replace Bumper Issue
Toyota is recalling more than 751,000 Highlander SUVs over a bumper issue, according to officials. The recall carries across multiple versions, including the hybrid
16-Year-Old Lauren Heath Has Been Found Safe, Convicted Sex Offender Facing Charges Surrounding Her Disappearance
The Monroe Police Department says missing 16-year-old Lauren Heath was found safe in a Lowe's parking lot in Kirkwood, Missouri with a convicted sex offender.
CMS Superintendent Reunites With Former Student, Now A CMS Teacher
The connection between Dr.Hill and Belin goes back to 2003 when Hill was Belin's kindergarten teacher.
CMS Teachers Learn New Skills At Duke Energy Innovation Center
They're learning skills that will help them to create change in their schools and impact their students.
Donia Duchess Interviews ‘Slutty Vegan’ Owner Pinky Cole About New Book ‘I Hope You Fail’
Entrepreneur, author and genius behind the viral "Slutty Vegan" restaurant chain, Pinky Cole has a new book out where she tells us about just how much she hopes you fail.
800 Students At Local Elementary School Get New Pair Of Shoes
The donation from Truist Bank and Samaritans' Feet is helping to lessen the burden on families at the title one school.
Judge Greg Mathis Speaks To Students At Livingstone College About Overcoming Obstacles
He shared his story with students at the historically black college -- talking candidly about overcoming obstacles and how he rose from a troubled youth serving time in jail to becoming the youngest judge in Michigan's history.
