Phase II of reopening is underway in North Carolina. It comes as coronavirus cases are increasing, but so is testing. And we're following the latest on the Republican National Convention in Charlotte. Will it move toward virtual events?
Emergency management officials are warning people to take precautions due to flooding in some areas. Creeks and rivers have already spilled over their banks and into roadways in several places.
Concern from residents led town leaders in Davidson to consider a requirement that people wear masks in public.
This week's forecast is especially concerning for neighbors living along local lakes and rivers. Duke Energy says it is moving water aggressively through the system in an attempt to prevent flooding.
Former President Obama criticizes the current administration's response to the coronavirus crisis. President Trump responding to that and weighing in on Charlotte and the Republican National Convention.
Some UNC Charlotte students are raising concerns about a proposed schedule for the Fall semester. The plan would eliminate Fall break and include exams held as late as December 23rd.
Disappointment from students and parents after CMS leaders set graduation plans for the Class of 2020. After a district-wide survey, district leaders decided to combine two options.
North Carolina is just a couple of days into phase one of reopening. Health experts are watching to see what impact business reopenings will have on the number of coronavirus cases in our area.
Malls across the WCCB Charlotte viewing area and throughout North Carolina are open for business, as the state enters phase one of reopening the economy.
North Carolina's Attorney General is suing a Charlotte two truck company, accusing it of price gouging and predatory towing. The suit claims the company towed or booted big-rig trucks delivering critical supplies.
