Former Newton Police officer who kicked and shot suspect after they surrendered will spend up to 10 years in prison
A former Newton Police Lieutenant will spend eight to 10 years in prison for second-degree murder.
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92nd Annual Chief's Cup at the Knothole Foundation
Adam Wurtzel went to the Knothole Foundation to learn about the 92nd Annual Chief's Cup baseball game, where Charlotte FD will compete against CMPD.
Charlotte remains in stage 2 drought conditions; water-saving measures still in effect
Charlotte remains under stage two drought conditions. Despite recent rainfall, Charlotte Water says it hasn't been enough to overcome how little rain we've seen since last fall.
Ring camera video captures moments CMPD SWAT drags shooting suspect out of apartment after hours-long standoff
A CMPD officer is recovering after being shot in the line of duty. Police say the man who shot the officer has been arrested, as their investigation ramps up.
'Hell's Kitchen' brings award-winning musical to Charlotte
The award-winning Broadway musical "Hell's Kitchen" is now playing at Belk Theater in Charlotte.
Multiple victims following Thursday morning shooting in Gaston County
Four shot in Gaston County home Thursday morning. An investigation is underway.
Back-to-school mental health: What parents should watch for
The start of a new school year can bring new routines, academic pressures and social challanges for children and teens.
Charlotte ceremony to honor 9/11 victims on 25th anniversary
The Firefighter Steven Coakley Foundation is preparing to honor the lives lost on Sept. 11, 2001, with its annual Flags of Remembrance ceremony Friday at Romare Bearden Park.
Silfab hires a Director of Health and Safety to oversee Fort Mill plant
Solar panel manufacturer Silfab has hired a corporate Director of Health and Safety to oversee its plants in Fort Mill and Washington State.
Panthers owner David Tepper still believes Bryce Young can bring multiple Super Bowls to Carolina
Panthers owner David Tepper remains confident in quarterback Bryce Young's potential to bring Super Bowl titles to Carolina. Tepper expressed his belief on Wednesday, ahead of the team's season opener against the Chicago Bears.
SWAT team arrests suspect after standoff following shooting of CMPD officer
Police arrested 28-year-old Dionte Antonio McCracking following a multi-hour standoff in Steele Creek, hours after an officer was shot during a stolen vehicle investigation.
CMPD officer hospitalized after being shot during stolen vehicle call in west Charlotte
A Charlotte-Mecklenburg police officer is in stable condition after a suspect fired a weapon during a suspicious vehicle investigation early Wednesday morning on Enderly Road.
EXCLUSIVE first look at Jason: Blood Reign at SCarowinds
Adam Wurtzel went to Carowinds for an exclusive first look at the latest haunted house to come to SCarowinds, "Jason: Blood Reign."
The Malpass Brothers on music, TV series and NC roots
Adam Wurtzel welcomed The Malpass Brothers into the Rising studio for a chat about their North Carolina roots and career.
Charlotte Knights ask for $26.6 million in tax dollars to renovate and upgrade Truist Field
The Charlotte Knights are asking for $26.6 million in tax dollars to help renovate and upgrade Truist Field
YMCA CEO pens open letter about sale of Morrison Y, says drop in membership and revenue after pandemic prompted decision
The YMCA of Greater Charlotte says a drop in membership and revenue after the pandemic led to the controversial decision to sell the Morrison YMCA in Ballantyne.
Deputies search for accused grave robber in Chesterfield County
Deputies in Chesterfield County are searching for a suspected grave robber.
Police investigating after man found shot, killed on Marvin Road late Monday night
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police are looking for answers after a man was shot and killed in east Charlotte late Monday night.
CMPD: 77% increase in e-bike accidents year-over-year; city moves closer to regulations
Charlotte City leaders are getting closer to putting new restrictions on e-bikes. Safety Committee members voted Tuesday to advance proposed regulations to the full city council.
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