Mecklenburg County Sheriff Sued Over Gun Permit Delay
Gun rights organizations and three residents are suing the Mecklenburg County sheriff alleging that his office failed to issue pistol purchase and concealed handgun permits in a timely manner.
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8PM: Burden Of Truth "Breaking Points"
Joanna searches for her client's long-lost daughter to protect her client's legal interests and keep the case alive at 8PM tonight on WCCB Charlotte's CW.
9PM: Dynasty "Go Rescue Someone Else"
Fallon confides in Anders that she is worked that she hasn't heard from Liam as it's unlike him to not come home at 9PM tonight on WCCB Charlotte's CW.
Charlotte's Innovation Barn Now Open
The first-of-its-kind multipurpose building on Seigle Avenue is looking to revolutionize how Carolinians recycle and contribute to a circular economy. Did we mention it has wine and beer?
Wife Sees Wedding Video For First Time 14 Years Later
A husband came up with the idea to surprise his wife with their wedding video.
US Added 943,000 Jobs In July; Unemployment Rate At 5.4%
Hiring surged in July as American employers added 943,000 jobs. The unemployment rate dropped to 5.4% another sign that the U.S. economy continues to bounce back with surprising vigor from last year’s coronavirus shutdown.
Fantastic Friday, Soggy Saturday Ahead
A moisture-laden rainmaking system moves in overnight, setting us up for a wet start to the weekend.
Man Behind The Mic, Charlotte Resident Rocks The Crowd At Queen City Pro-Am
Nate Frazier keeps everyone in attendance at the Queen City Pro-Am entertained with his words while the games go on.
Edge On The Clock: North Carolina Singers Can Audition For American Idol On Friday Via Zoom
The first round of hopefuls can sign up to audition in front of producers and get real-time feedback. You can also go online now and submit an audition video.
FDA Considering Strategy To Roll Out COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Shots In September
According to a Biden Administration official, the booster strategy would apply to all vaccinated people. A decision for people who may face a greater risk from COVID-19 and its variants, like the immunocompromised, could come sooner.
