Up 'n Adam: Top Chef
Adam Wurtzel went to the set of "Top Chef" which has shot their current season right here in Charlotte.
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80s with sunny skies Tuesday
We really start to crank up the heat on Tuesday and Wednesday. Tuesday looks like one of those days you just want to be outside with lots of sunshine with highs around 81°. It will be a little breezy though, with gusts up to 20 or even 25 mph, so just keep that in mind if you’ve got anything loose outside.
1 hurt in shooting at apartment complex in Uptown
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department blocked off the complex along West Fifth Street around 5:30 a.m.
Possible case of late-night road rage leaves homeowner's fence destroyed in NoDa
Doorbell video from over the weekend shows a car barreling into someone's yard in NoDa around 1:30AM. A few seconds later, you can see another car speeds up from behind.
Police arrest 23-year-old in wreck that killed 8-year-old girl who was riding her bike
Police say 23-year-old Khaliyal Burney was driving the vehicle that hit Summers. He is now charged with driving with a revoked license, not having insurance, failure to register, and providing officers a fake registration.
Police: Man tries to hide gun he used to threaten ex-girlfriend in tank of a toilet
Monroe Police say Jorge Bonilla is facing criminal charges after threatening to kill his ex-girlfriend, firing shots outside her home, and trying to force his way inside.
Belmont Police searching for bank robbery suspect
Officers say the man entered the State Employees' Credit Union on Wilkinson Boulevard around 12:30 Monday afternoon, demanded cash and took off in a getaway car.
Woman arrested in stabbing of pregnant woman in Harris Teeter parking lot
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police say Marvina Marie Hardy of Waxhaw was caught in Florida after numerous tips from the community.
The Edge: Olympics to ban trans athletes in women's events
The International Olympic Committee says starting in 2028, eligibility will be limited to biological females, verified through a one-time genetic test. Officials say the move protects fairness and safety in competition, but critics argue it could open the door to discrimination and invasive scrutiny of female athletes.
TSA Agents get partial pay after weeks of working unpaid, some agents still won't return to work
After months of working without pay, TSA agents are finally getting some relief. President Trump signed an executive order to pay agents but there are still a lot of questions about what's next.
