CATS announces temporary bus detours due to weekend events
CATS has announced temporary adjustments to certain routes due to road closures for the YMCA Corporate Cup race events and the Charlotte FC soccer game on Saturday.
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Study: Charlotte with 5th-most financial distress
A new study revealed that Charlotte is the city with the fifth-most financial distress across the country.
Trump sees 'a thirst' for his 'gold card' visa idea with $5 million potential path to US citizenship
President Donald Trump says he plans to offer a “gold card” visa with a path to citizenship for $5 million, replacing a 35-year-old visa for investors.
Denny's adding egg surcharge amid rising prices
The chain did not specify the exact amount of the surcharge-- saying the decisions are made by the individual restaurants.
Apple fixing iPhone dictation glitch that suggests replacing the word 'racist' with 'Trump'
Apple says it’s fixing a bug with its dictation feature on some iPhones that briefly suggests the word “Trump” when a word with an R consonant is spoken, including “racist.”
Up 'n Adam: The Language Academy of the Carolinas
Adam Wurtzel got a French lesson at The Language Academy of the Carolinas.
UPDATE: Motorcyclist arrested, nearly hits students in Iredell County
The North Carolina Highway Patrol have identified the motorcyclist who they say nearly hit a group of kids getting off the bus in Iredell County.
Top events happening around the Charlotte area this weekend | March 1st and March 2nd
From nature therapy walks to Charlotte FC's first home game of the season, check out the top events happening around the Charlotte area this weekend.
21 civil service employees resign from DOGE over Musk mandates
The employees say they refuse to use their technical expertise to dismantle critical public services.
Lincolnton vape shop owner facing 12 felony charges
Law enforcement started looking into Dave's on North Aspen Street after getting complaints about increased amounts of vape products confiscated from underage students.
Large, late-night police presence in north Charlotte neighborhood
At 11PM Tuesday night, there was a large police presence on and near McArthur Ave. Police put up crime scene tape and there were multiple police cruisers with their blue lights turned on.
Tenants of two University apartments worried about health and safety
Black mold, lack of hot water and no AC in the summer. These are some of the concerns from people living in two University apartment complexes run by the same company.
Tar Heels' Davis gets 2-year extension through 2030, hires agent Jim Tanner as GM
North Carolina coach Hubert Davis has another two years on his deal and a new general manager to help the blueblood men’s basketball program deal with the changing landscape of college athletics.
Vatican says Pope Francis is critical but stable with no new respiratory crises
The Vatican says that Pope Francis remains in critical but stable condition. Vatican officials say that his blood parameters are stable, as he battles double pneumonia while continuing to work from the hospital.
NTSB and FAA investigating Novant medical helicopter crash near Wilmington
Three people were taken to a hospital after a Novant AirLink helicopter crashed in a wooded area near the New Hanover/Pender County line, officials said.
Firearm magazine found at Chester High School, no danger to students says Sheriff's Office
The Chester County School District has alerted parents that a firearm magazine has been found on campus at Chester High School.
Black History Month: Local videographer spotlights black businesses
A love for videography and sports launched Hickson into creating his own business, that business now helps other small black businesses in the Charlotte area.
Apple shareholders reject proposal to scrap company's diversity programs
Apple shareholders have rejected an attempt to pressure the technology trendsetter into scrapping corporate programs designed to diversify its workforce.
21 federal staffers resign from DOGE, refusing to “dismantle critical public services”
More than 20 civil service employees resigned Tuesday from billionaire Trump adviser Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency, saying they were refusing to use their technical expertise to “dismantle critical public services.”
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