Epicenter 2020 Music Festival Cancelled Due To Coronavirus
Officials announce Epicenter 2020 has been cancelled due to the coronavirus.
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SOURCES: Redskins Get QB Kyle Allen In Trade With Panthers
According to sources, Carolina Panthers' quarterback Kyle Allen has been traded to the Washington Redskins for a fifth-round draft pick.
Cabarrus County Man Wins $25,000 A Year For Life Prize
A Concord man has beat the odds of one in 1.8 million in the January 27 Lucky for Life drawing and won the $25,000 A Year for Life prize.
CATS Announces Service Modifications
Starting on Wednesday, March 25, CATS will make modifications to transit service to accommodate the current need for demand. CATS bus and LYNX light rail ridership has decreased up to 41%. CATS will operate a temporary modified schedule seven-days-a-week, fare-free, until further notice.
One Man Dead, Two Houses And Three Vehicles Shot Into In East Charlotte
CMPD is investigating a homicide after a man was fatally injured following two homes and multiple vehicles being shot into in east Charlotte.
Crowders Mountain State Park, Numerous Other State Parks Closed Due To Coronavirus
Due to the declared state of emergency in various counties and continued crowding that does not adhere to social distancing guidelines, Crowders Mountain State Park, Hanging Rock State Park, Lake Waccamaw State Park and Raven Rock State Park will all be closed indefinitely due to the coronavirus, according to the parks' websites.
Fatal Southwest Charlotte Crash Investigation Underway
CMPD is conducting an investigation after a fatal crash in southwest Charlotte.
No Charges For Officers Who Fatally Shot South Carolina Man
No charges will be filed against police officers in South Carolina who fatally shot a man outside a store where he was accused of shoplifting, the state’s attorney general announced.
Mother Of Infant Found Dead In Charlotte Cemetery Accused Of Murder
The mother of a 6-month-old boy who was found dead last month in a North Carolina cemetery has been charged with murder in his death, police said.
North Carolina GOP Chair: Convention Still On For Charlotte
The Republican National Convention in Charlotte and the North Carolina GOP convention are on as scheduled later this year for now despite uncertainty over the new coronavirus, the state party’s top leader says.
Families Enjoyed The Outdoors During Pandemic, While Staying Safe
Many people got the opportunity to get outside and enjoy a beautiful spring day while practicing social distancing
Materials From National Strategic Stockpile Distributed To S.C. Counties For COVID-19 Response
To help provide supplies for health care providers responding to COVID-19, South Carolina requested its full allocation of medical equipment from the Strategic National Stockpile.
Local Man Arrested For Falsely Claiming He Had Coronavirus Inside Albemarle Walmart
From the stupid criminal file: a Carolina man arrested at a local Walmart, after announcing inside the store that he was coronavirus positive.
Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Office Suspends Evictions During Coronavirus Pandemic
The Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Office has decided to suspend court-ordered evictions during the coronavirus pandemic, according to officials.
Atrium Health Answers Important Coronavirus Questions
Atrium Health has experts answering questions about the coronavirus.
UNC Charlotte Postpones Graduation Ceremony Due To Coronavirus
UNC Charlotte announced they are postponing their graduation ceremony due to coronavirus concerns.
City Of Charlotte Solid Waste Services Suspends Yard Waste And Bulky Item Collection
Effective Monday, March 23, City Solid Waste Services for the city of Charlotte will only collect garbage and recycling.
Income Tax Filing Deadline Moved To July 15th From April 15th
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin says the Trump administration has decided to push the income tax filing date to July 15 from April 15.
Large Gatherings Prohibited, Restaurants And Bars Closed Across The Carolinas
In response to the fast-spreading coronavirus, gatherings of 50 or more people in Mecklenburg County are now banned. This follows an executive order that put a halt to events of 100 or more people across North Carolina. Restaurants and bars have now been ordered to close too but to-go and delivery orders are permitted.
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