Humidity Gone, Long Stretch Of Dry Weather Takes Hold
From tropical to totally comfy in a matter of hours. How long will this better weather last?
Kim Coon
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Rising Spotlight: Humane Society of Charlotte 4th Annual Restaurants For Rescues
Kelsey Ruocco with the Humane Society of Charlotte joins us for this week's Rising Spotlight to tell us more about the shelter's upcoming Restaurants for Rescues event and how you can help.
8PM: Burden Of Truth "Where The Shadows Lie Waiting"
With one day left before the disciplinary hearing, Joanna and Billy set out to finish the case against the mine on a new episode of Burden of Truth at 8PM tonight on WCCB Charlotte's CW.
9PM: Dynasty "A Good Marriage In Every Sense"
Blake continues on his quest for the Senate and turns to someone very unexpected for help on a new episode of Dynasty at 9PM tonight on WCCB Charlotte's CW.
The Snark: Housewife Threats, Fighting Jason, Powerball & Up With Coffee
Pop culture, entertainment and gossip with attitude! It's the Snark Report with Derek James.
Country Singer Brett Eldredge Encounters Bear In Garage
Country singer Brett Eldredge has had another encounter with wildlife, this one involving a bear at a North Carolina home.
Knights Manager Wes Helms Reflects On Playing For Braves In First Game After 9/11
Wes Helms played for the Atlanta Braves in 2001 when they faced the New York Mets on 9/21/01.
Never Forget: Retired NYPD Police Officer Says Now His Job Is To Keep Talking About September 11
Waxhaw resident Frank DeMasi shared his memories with us, about what he saw, heard and felt 20 years ago.
Edge On The Clock: Taco Bell Unveils Sauce Packet Recycling Program
Here's how it works: customers collect their empty sauce packets, then recycle them by mailing the empties back to be refilled.
President Biden Targets Corporate America For Help Curbing The Pandemic
By order of the Biden administration, the U.S. Labor Department will now require all private businesses with 100 or more employees to ensure their workers are either vaccinated or tested once a week, or face thousands of dollars in fines per employee.
