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Strides For Shelter 5K Run To Benefit The Home Again Foundation

Strides for Shelter, an initiative of the Canopy Housing Foundation, kicks off for the 9th annual 5K Run/Walk on Sat., Oct. 19th.

Croctober: Crocs For Dogs

The footwear company is introducing pet crocs later this month in partnership with the pet supply company and subscription service bark.

Jacob Ridgway Working On Clean Up Efforts

Winthrop Eagles Band Together To Help With Hurricane Helene Aftermath

As the communities and people devastated by Hurricane Helene continue to pick up the pieces of their lives, many members of the Winthrop University community are pitching in to help.

Man Left Emotional After Storage Unit Theft

Man Looking For Answers After Thousands Of Dollars Worth Of Property Stolen From Public Storage Unit

He said thousands of dollars worth of his property was stolen including rare baseball cards, collectable comic books and several gaming systems.

National Mammography Day This Friday

October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and Friday this week is National Mammography Day. We're previewing a mammograph event this week, and a big gala in December!

Man Arrested In Gastonia For Killing Florida Corrections Officer

A man wanted for allegedly shooting and killing a corrections officer in Jacksonville, Florida was arrested Sunday morning in Gastonia.

Man Killed, Wife Injured By Alleged DUI Driver

A man was killed and his wife was seriously injured after colliding with an alleged drunk driver in Caldwell County on Saturday afternoon.

Falcons Aim For Third Straight Win Vs. NFC South Foe Against Struggling, Injury-Riddled Panthers

The Falcons will look to make it three wins in three weeks against NFC South foes on Sunday when they visit the struggling, injury-riddled Panthers.

Medical Shortages Because Of Helene

The Food and Drug Administration is working to address the shortage of three drugs after a major manufacturer was significantly impacted by Hurricane Helene.

Gov. Cooper Visits Businesses In Western North Carolina

Helene’s impact on small businesses in western North Carolina is at least two-fold, not only shutting down businesses for a while but also the impact on employees.

Man Charged With Murder In Road Rage Shooting

A 75-year-old man has been charged with murder after killing another man and shooting into his vehicle with three children inside in a road rage incident Saturday in Catawba County.

Chester County Deputies Use Drone To Track And Arrest Man Accused Of Killing His Own Mother

Chester County Deputies Use Drone To Track And Arrest Man Charged With Killing His Own Mother

A murder suspect is behind bars after a quick capture in Chester County. The suspect is accused of killing his own mother.

Man Left Emotional After Storage Unit Theft

A local man is still looking for answers after thousands of dollars worth of property were stolen from his Public Storage unit.

Fatal Motorcycle Accident In East Charlotte

Police are investigating a fatal collision involving a motorcycle in east Charlotte on Friday night.

91-Year-Old Man Pleads Guilty For Killing Bald Eagle

A 91-year-old man pleaded guilty Friday to killing a bald eagle in Sparta, North Carolina in June.

Helene Recovery With Queen City Audio Video And Appliances

The Player family of Queen City Audio Video & Appliances discuss the impact of Hurricane Helene

Helene recently devastated the community of Morganton. Bahakel Communications CEO, Beverly Bahakel, sat down with the Player family of Queen City Audio Video & Appliances to discuss their initiative to help the community their store serves.

Hope For The High Country: Queen City Audio Video & Appliances And No Child Hungry Need Your Help Packing Supplies For Communities Impacted By Helene

Queen City Audio Video & Appliances and No Child Hungry need your help on October 12th packing 500,000 meals and 10,000 hygiene kits that will be distributed to communities impacted in Western North Carolina by Helene.

US Army Assists in WNC While FEMA Fights Rumors, Offers Disaster Assistance

There are a lot of questions about the federal government’s response to Hurricane Helene in North Carolina. The Department of Defense and FEMA are both on the ground in the hard impacted counties like Buncombe.