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Erin becomes this year's first hurricane in the Atlantic
Erin strengthened into a hurricane on Friday as it approached the northeast Caribbean, prompting forecasters to warn of possible flooding and landslides.
Classroom Central opens to local teachers in preparation for Back-To-School
Classroom Central opened its doors to teachers across our area on Thursday, to get supplies for their classrooms as the new school year gets underway.
Man charged in machete and brass knuckles attack in Uptown Charlotte
Arrest documents show Matthew King was at the bar on Saturday in the 300 block of South Brevard Street, before he was kicked out. Later, witnesses told police King came back and attacked two men.
Gastonia Police searching for missing teen who may have disappeared with people she met on a dating app
17-year-old Emma Galindo was last seen leaving work at an area Food Lion on Monday, walking toward South New Hope Road. She has red hair, green eyes and is around 5'3" tall.
Big problem for local non-profit that does big work in Charlotte
Hugs United for Good, aka HUGCLT, helps local people and pets in need. They have a massive warehouse in north Charlotte where they safely store food, clothes, pet items and more. Here's the problem: the warehouse has been sold. Now, the race is on for the group to find a new place to keep feeding families.
Charlotte woman claims construction on next door home is causing her property to flood
Warren says her property on Magnolia Ave that she owns and rent in Dilworth has been flooding for nearly a year, around the time construction on a new home next door started.
Charlotte Hornets 2025-26 schedule released
The Charlotte Hornets released their schedule for the 2025-26 regular season that features three primetime games and two home games for the Emirates NBA Cup.
Healthy Headlines: What to expect from a children's emergency room visit
In today’s Novant Healthy Headlines, Tonya Rivens chats with Dr. Sara Steelman, the medical director of the Novant Health Hemby Children’s Hospital Emergency Department, about what to expect and the items to bring if a visit to the emergency department with your child becomes necessary.
UPDATE: Boil water notice lifted for part of Monroe
A boil water notice has been lifted for the majority of customers in the city of Monroe, after a potentially harmful bacteria was found during routine testing.
Low-cost airline adding new routes from Concord
Avelo Airlines is adding three new non-stop routes at Concord-Padgett Regional Airport.
GE Appliances plans to invest more in US operations, including in South Carolina
Officials with the company say they are investing $3 billion to expand operations at several U.S. locations. General Electric operates a water heat manufacturing location in Kershaw County.
Data center developer pulls out of Mooresville after pushback from residents
The Town of Mooresville received notice Wednesday from Tract that they are withdrawing from the Mooresville Technology Park rezoning request.
Car carrier gets stuck under gas station awning
A car carrier got stuck under the awning of a Citgo gas station in west Charlotte on Mount Holly Road on Wednesday morning.
Rush hour wreck in west Charlotte leaves three hurt
An SUV was sandwiched between two cars at Wilkinson Boulevard and Alleghany Street.
Mecklenburg Co. Sheriff Garry McFadden "pleased" that county isn't on DOJ list of "sanctuary cities"
Mecklenburg County Sheriff Garry McFadden on Wednesday issued a news release, reminding the public that the county is not a sanctuary jurisdiction.
City of Monroe issues boil water notice for all customers until midday Thursday
A city spokesperson says routine testing detected the presence of E. coli in a small section of the way system near the Monroe Fire Department station 4 at 3907 Old Charlotte Highway.
Union County Sheriff's Office hires ex-Salisbury officer accused of violating department policy in video with K9
An internal investigation by the Salisbury Police Department found James Hampton acted inappropriately and "in a manner entirely inconsistent with the department's policy."
Families struggle to pay for school supplies but there are local resources to help
We’re days away from the start of the new year for Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools and a lot of local parents are still scrambling to get all the back to school essentials for their kids. The cost of school supplies is up and more people are in need of help.
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