Suspect Arrested In South Charlotte For Sexual Exploitation Of Minor
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department have charged a suspect for sexually exploiting a minor after an incident in South Charlotte.
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Carolina Panthers Buy Land For New Practice Facility In SC
The Carolina Panthers spent more than $16 million to buy the land for its new practice facility in South Carolina, according to property records.
POLITICAL WRAP: Plans for RNC Amid Coronavirus Concerns
CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Mayor Vi Lyles putting a question mark around RNC 2020 in Charlotte. Could that pit the city, CDC, and state officials against the president?…
Chef Alyssa's Kitchen Gives Back
Many small businesses are struggling right now due to the shutdown. Chef Alyssa’s Kitchen has taken a financial hit, but that isn’t stopping them from paying their employees and giving back.
South Carolina Announces Latest COVID-19 Update
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) today announced 132 new cases of the novel coronavirus COVID-19, including four additional deaths.
Authorities Investigating Homicide After Man Found Shot Behind House In Albemarle
Police are investigating after a man was found shot to death behind an Albemarle residence on Friday.
Police Searching For Man Accused Of Shooting Into Gastonia Residence
Gastonia Police are asking for help locating a man wanted for attempted murder stemming from a shooting in February.
One Dead Following Two-Car Collision In Rock Hill
One person is dead following an accident involving two vehicles in Rock Hill Saturday night.
Health Care Workers On The Frontlines of Pandemic Must Protect Themselves, Patients
Everyday they're working to save the lives of their patients, while protecting themselves from the virus
Southeast Charlotte Neighborhood Comes Together To Feed Healthcare Workers On Frontline At Local Hospital
A Charlotte neighborhood wanted to help those risking their lives to help others, so they came together to feed healthcare workers at a local hospital.
COVID19 Changes How Home Buying and Selling Gets Done
The seemingly endless upward trend of home prices in the Charlotte area may be hitting its peak. While indicators show a strong February market report, industry insiders say a slow down is likely to follow due to the COVID19 impact.
Juvenile Charged With Murder Of 16-Year-Old At East Charlotte Gas Station
The CMPD has charged a 16-year-old juvenile for the murder of 16-year-old Reginald Deveaux in east Charlotte Thursday night.
Local Woman Says Atrium Health Care Worker Told Her Coronavirus Is "Overblown Hype"
A local woman who is now recovering from COVID-19 is speaking out, after she says a physician's assistant declined to test her for the virus, and told her it was all "overblown media hype."
Local Businesses Are Getting Creative To Help Employees & Draw In Customers
Dan and Alyson Davis are the owners of Craft and Lincoln Street Cocktails. They came up with an idea to open back up on Friday for a fundraiser. Offering free growler fills if you donate to their employee relief fund.
NC State Treasurer Dale Folwell Home From Hospital After COVID-19 Diagnosis
State Treasurer Dale Folwell was released from Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center after five days of treatment due to symptoms related to the COVID-19 virus.
Huntersville Dealership Offering Free Oil Changes To Healthcare Workers
A Huntersville dealership is offering healthcare workers free oil changes during the pandemic along with going the extra mile to keep customers safe.
East Charlotte Business Manager Charged With Violating Stay At Home Order
CMPD have charged the manager of a day spa in east Charlotte for violating the North Carolina's Stay at Home Order.
Man Facing Drug, Weapons Charges Following Traffic Stop In Iredell County
A Statesville man has been arrested following a traffic stop that led to the discovery of marijuana and guns in Iredell County.
SC Governor Directs Officials To Release Virus Cases By ZIP Code
Gov. Henry McMaster has directed South Carolina’s health department to begin publicly disclosing confirmed COVID-19 cases by ZIP code, a level of information specificity the agency had previously said was not necessary in efforts to temper the outbreak.
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