The state is cracking down on a dangerous trend of unlicensed dentistry in attempts to save people from wasting their money and damaging their teeth. The North Carolina State Board of Dental Examiners says it is seeing more complaints about so-called "veneer technicians."
A two-year-old girl is recovering in the hospital after she was shot while sleeping in her bed early Sunday morning. That drive by shooting happened around 1:40 am at Evoke Living at Westerly Hills.
Despite hesitation, Mecklenburg County Commissioners voted to move forward with a plan to create a sales tax to help fund the Red Line rail. The Red Line would stretch from Uptown to Lake Norman.
A Charlotte woman says she the victim of a dental scam, but now she's the one in legal trouble. She says she paid for a class to become a veneer technician and now she's facing civil action from the North Carolina Board of Dental Examiners.
The FBI investigation at multiple locations in Shelby is related to the disappearance of Asha Degree, according to Cleveland County Sheriff Alan Norman.
Mail in voting is on hold in North Carolina following a state court decision. North Carolina Supreme Court ordered state elections officials to remove Robert F. Kennedy Jr. from ballots that had already been printed delaying the process for mailing the ballots out to voters.
A massive city owned property on Charlotte’s east side will soon have new life. City Council voted to give developers more than $41 million dollars for the final phase of the Eastland Mall project to create an indoor/outdoor sports complex.
A Richmond County family claims their son was shot by their neighbor on August 22nd while trying to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ. The family says the sheriff’s office has been tight lipped about the status of the case.
A group of parents from United Faith Christian Academy claim the school is demanding payment to release students transcripts after abruptly ending the basketball program. Last year, the basketball team at United Faith Christian Academy went to the state championship with a 25-3 record.
Worker’s rights, ongoing strikes and wages are in the spotlight for Labor Day. Labor unions, politicians, civic groups and other volunteers spread their message at Charlotte’s Labor Day parade.
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