Soldier Charged After Video Of Confrontation With Black Man
A white Army non-commissioned officer depicted in a viral video accosting and shoving a Black man in a South Carolina neighborhood has been charged with third-degree assault.
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City Approves using CARES Act Funding to Help Homeless in Charlotte
Charlotte City leaders are making big investments in helping the city's homeless population. City Council is putting nearly $6 million in CARES Act funding toward housing and other efforts.
POLITICAL WRAP: President Biden's $2 Trillion Infrastructure Plan
The definition of infrastructure in the spotlight. Critics say much of President Biden's $2 Trillion plan... funds other things. So what are the chances the President's agenda makes it through Congress?
Last BI-LO Grocery Stores Closing in Charlotte Area & Across Carolinas & Georgia
It's the end of an era for a well-known grocery store chain. The last BI-LO stores in the Charlotte area will close on Sunday. All BI-LO's across the Carolinas & Georgia will close by April 18th.
Deputies: Two People Dead After York County House Fire
An investigation is underway after a fatal York County fire left two people dead early Saturday morning.
CMPD Chief Holds Private Community Meeting After Child & Teens Shot in NW Charlotte
A community is calling for action after a seven-year-old girl was hit by a stray bullet in Northwest Charlotte. Two teens were also shot just blocks away.
New "Equitable Market" Looks to Fight Food Insecurity in Rowan County
Fighting food insecurity. That's the goal of a new "equitable market" in Rowan County. It sells fresh and locally sourced fruit, vegetables, and meat at price tiers based on customers' income.
NC Lawmakers to Introduce Package of LGBTQ-Inclusive Bills
Tuesday, a group of state lawmakers will introduce a package of LGBTQ inclusive bills in the North Carolina General Assembly.
POLITICAL WRAP: Election Integrity or Voter Suppression? Voting Laws in Spotlight
Election integrity or voter suppression? Controversy is growing over the new Georgia election law. Republicans are also pushing back on legislation that could add federal mandates on how elections are run.
Neighbors Hoping to Save Park in Belmont from Being Turned into Mixed-Use Community
Neighbors in Belmont are hoping to save a local park and baseball field that could be torn down to build a mixed-use community. The city currently leases the land the park sits on from the property owner.
