More than two dozen advocacy groups are accusing the North Carolina Election Integrity Team of voter intimidation. There are yellow warning signs written in Spanish at some polling places across the state that reiterate the law that says it’s illegal for a non-citizen to vote in an election.
A pro-Trump LGTQ group is making stops in battleground states to show Former President Trump's support for the community while some advocacy groups are concerned about his policies.
In a room full of Christian leaders and supporters in Concord, Former President Donald Trump promised to bring what he calls “Christian values” back to the White House if he’s re-elected.
Chesterfield County deputies lined Highway 102 near Colin King Road setting a perimeter searching for four inmates who escaped from the Chesterfield County Detention Center late Monday night. Jail staff noticed Anton Bennet, Kyonne Mcleod, De’Shawn Fox, and Emanuel Planco were missing early Tuesday morning several hours after the group kicked down a steel door to get out of the facility.
There are still tens of thousands of people without power and running water in North Carolina because after Hurricane Helene. Team Trump unloaded a van full of donations of essential items for people hit by the storm in Western North Carolina.
One of the oldest churches in charlotte is no longer protected by a historic designation. Charlotte city council has dropped the historical designation at Steele Creek Presbyterian Church near Charlotte Douglas Airport to allow a manufacturing company to build on parts of the land.
There are a lot of questions about the federal government’s response to Hurricane Helene in North Carolina. The Department of Defense and FEMA are both on the ground in the hard impacted counties like Buncombe.
Around 97% of homeowners in North Carolina do not have flood insurance according to the commissioner of the North Carolina Department of Insurance.
Officials say two people died in landslides in Watauga County. Five days later after the storm, emergency officials say conditions are slowly improving but there’s still a long way to full recovery.
Parts of Watauga County are without power and water for more than four days after Hurricane Helene left behind widespread damage. Residents are under a boil water advisory and a 7pm curfew for safety.
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