Color mural will stay in Downtown Conover
A mural in Downtown Conover will stay put on the side of a wellness business on First Avenue South after a story that aired on WCCB.
Kaci Jones
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GA man killed while visiting Uptown Charlotte for holiday weekend
The parents of a man gunned down in Uptown Charlotte over the 4th of July holiday weekend are making a passionate plea saying "something needs to happen" to make the city safe again.
Millions of people could lose access to food and healthcare under federal budget
The so called "Big Beautiful Bill" is now the law of the land. The federal budget will cut funding for social services like SNAP benefits and Medicaid while also cutting taxes for some Americans. Millions of people across the Carolinas could soon lose healthcare and food assistance.
Local business fights to keep colorful mural
A mural in Downtown Conover is stirring up controversy. City leaders want the business owners to remove a mural because it violates the townβs color scheme.
Mecklenburg County voters could decide whether to fund transportation
After decades of discussion, Mecklenburg County Commissioners will have the power to let voters decide if they want to pay a 1% sales tax to create a transportation fund. NC Governor Josh Stein signed PAVE Act into law which clears the way for a transportation referendum on the November 2025 ballot.
Study ranks Charlotte DMV locations the worst in the nation
The Queen City is claiming the top spot on a list it does not want to be on. Charlotte is home to the worst DMV location in the country. Charlotte not only claims the very top spot, but two other spots in the top five worst locations nationwide.
Landscaper accused of throwing party at client’s home says he was allowed to be there
A Charlotte landscaper accused of hosting a party at a client's home is sharing his side of the story. He says he had permission to be on the property, but deputies say the homeowners were shocked to learn there were hundreds of people at their home while they were on vacation.
MEDIC brings mass casualty bus to Uptown for Club World Cup match in extreme heat
Triple digit heat sets over Charlotte where tens of thousands of people sit under the sun on the hottest day of the year so far for a FIFA Club World Cup match at Bank of America stadium.
Street Vendors in NoDa now need a permit to sell goods
NoDa neighborhood street vendors will now have to register to sell items on the street. The new pilot program will designate spots where vendors can set up along Davidson and surrounding streets for an annual fee of less than $100.00.
SC observes Confederate Memorial Day, but not Juneteenth
Federal offices are closed Thursday June 19th for Juneteenth, but in South Carolina business will continue as usual at the state level. South Carolina does not recognize Juneteenth, but the state does observe Confederate Memorial Day.
