NASC celebrates arts and culture during South Carolina Humanities Festival
The Center will hold special in-person and virtual events as part of the annual festival, held this year in Lancaster and hosted by the Lancaster County Council of the Arts.
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CMPD: Driver charged after pedestrian in crosswalk hit and killed in southwest Charlotte
Police say a driver is facing charges for hitting and killing a pedestrian who was in a crosswalk in southwest Charlotte.
Charlotte Independence kicks for a cure
Charlotte Independence captain Clay Dimick joined WCCB News Rising to talk about how the team is making an impact both on and off the field.Β
Gov. Stein offers reward for information on Stanly County murder
Reward up to $25,000 being offered for information on murder of 6-year-old
Mountain towns look to bring in visitors as leaf season peaks
Itβs that time of year again - leaf season in the North Carolina mountains. Thatβs exactly what High Country communities want to hear want to hear one year after Helene.
CMPD launches new safety initiatives to improve the area's reputation
Police say feeling unsafe in uptown is "unacceptable" and they're working to "immediately" shift Uptown's reputation. Charlotte Mecklenburg Police are launching new initiatives to help people feel safer.
Iredell County Sheriff's introduces K-9 units to every high school
The Iredell County Sheriffβs Office shared Wednesday that they will have a canine in every high school where their deputies serve as School Resource Officers.
Man charged in Rock Hill shooting
A man is facing charges after a deadly shooting in Rock Hill on Wednesday.
AMC Theaters loses bid to dismiss NC civil rights leader's lawsuit
A federal judge denied AMC Theatersβ attempt to dismiss a lawsuit filed by public theologian and civil rights leader Bishop William Barber II.
NC Department of Health And Human Services announces first flu death of 2025-2026 season
Flu, COVID-19 and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) are expected to increase over the coming months.
Community rallies to celebrate retirement of local man after only six people show up to his party
84-year-old Carol Williams of Rock Hill invited people to his retirement party at Ebenezer Presbyterian last week. Six people showed up.
Carolina Insight: Greensboro Science Center
In this weekβs Carolina Insight, we are discovering a world of wonder at the Greensboro Science Center! Just a short drive from Charlotte, the Greensboro Science center features an aquarium, museum, and zoo for a fun-filled and educational experience for all ages.
Up 'n Adam: Surefire Market
Adam Wurtzel went to the new Surefire Market in Camp North End to get a taste of their signature menu items.
More than Pink Walk for breast cancer awareness happening this weekend
Komen aims to raise $450,000 at the Charlotte Walk, generating critical funds that allow Komen to continue its investment in lifesaving work across the country, including promising research that will allow people to live longer lives with better outcomes.
East Charlotte couple's home hit by gunfire
An East Charlotte couple is asking the city for help after their home was hit with bullets. They live in Country Club Heights, and they say many of the problems stem from a nearby apartment complex.
Owner of infamous Uptown Charlotte night club pulls his liquor license
An infamous Uptown Charlotte nightclub no longer has it's liquor license.Β this comes after 3 people were shot and killed at or near Brooklyn Lounge in the past few months..
Up 'n Adam: Outlaw Acres
Adam Wurtzel went to new Fall family attraction Outlaw Acres to experience what "old west" fun they have to offer.
Charlotte realtor takes real estate to TV
Charlotte realtor Veronica Diquez is bringing her passion for property to television with her new show, Home Story with Veronica.
Dream Rydes providing children with cancer the ride of a lifetime
Dream Rydes is about helping families with children with pediatric cancer handle transportation issues that they face during their childβs treatment.
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