Survey: 4 North Carolina businesses voted the most investable
A new survey revealed that four North Carolina businesses were voted the most investable, according to MarketBeat.
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Local boating club helping veterans find peace this Independence Day
He's a part of the Freedom Boat Club, a local boating community where members can rent boats and enjoy some time on the water.Β
AAA activating βTow to Goβ for 4th of July weekend
AAA is activating βTow to Goβ in Charlotte for the 4th of July weekend, as the Auto Club Group prepares to assist nearly 700,000 stranded drivers this week.
York County Mugshots June 30th - July 4th
Check out the York County mugshots from June 30 - July 4.
15-year-old boy makes history as one of youngest students to enroll as an incoming freshman at JCSU
Josiah Matthews skipped multiple grades at Matthews Intellectual Academy to jump into computer science at Johnson C. Smith University.
3 Charlotte men accused of stealing more than $5 million in luxury cars
The Department of Justice says 24-year-olds Aquanzae Switzer and Antwone Banks, along with 26-year-old Trajan Mack, are facing multiple counts after targeting multiple dealerships here in the Carolinas and other southern states.
AAA offers free "Tow to Go" service all weekend long
This Fourth of July weekend, AAA is once again offering its 'Tow to Go' service. It provides folks who might have had too much to drink a safe way to get themselves and their car back home.
NC Gov signs bill into law that bans cellphones in classrooms
House Bill 959 bans cellphones in classrooms. Governor Stein says he signed the bill because the phones are a distraction to learning. WCCB News @ Ten anchor Gary Brode reports.
NYT: Tariffs could sharply impact 2026 fireworks celebrations
The weather in the Charlotte area is looking great for the Fourth of July, which means that the area's fireworks shows will be a go this year. But President Trump's tariffs on all goods from China includes fireworks, and there is concern about what will light up the sky next year.
NC governor vetoes anti-DEI and transgender rights bills, calling them 'mean-spirited'
North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein has vetoed three anti-DEI bills and another targeting transgender rights.
Nissan recalls more than 480,000 vehicles due to engine failure risk
Nissan is recalling more than 480,000 of its vehicles across the U.S. and Canada due to potential manufacturing defects that could cause engine failure.
Woman on Burke County's 'Most Wanted' list arrested
A woman wanted on multiple drug charges in Burke County has been arrested with the help of the U.S. Marshals Carolinas Regional Task Force.
Supreme Court will take up a new case about which school sports teams transgender students can join
The Supreme Court has agreed to review a case on transgender students' participation in school sports.
Local business fights to keep colorful mural
A mural in Downtown Conover is stirring up controversy. City leaders want the business owners to remove a mural because it violates the townβs color scheme.
Extended agreement between Medic & CFD to end in July
The contract between Medic and Charlotte Fire is set to end after the two agreed to a six month extension back in January. The two remain in discussions.
How an empty North Carolina rural hospital explains a GOP senator's vote against Trump's tax bill
An empty hospital in Williamston, North Carolina, offers an evocative illustration of why Republican Sen. Thom Tillis would buck his party leaders to vote down President Donald Trump's signature domestic policy package.
Pop-up art markets in Lancaster will highlight local Native American artists
Scheduled for the third Saturday of each month, the markets will feature two artists with diverse creations at each event, offering a selection of jewelry, baskets, paintings, Catawba pottery, and more throughout the coming months.
Two dead after shooting in southeast Charlotte
Two people have died following a shooting at a southeast Charlotte apartment complex.
Rising Spotlight: Hydrate Medical
In todayβs Rising Spotlight, Tonya Rivens chats with Dr. Jonathan Leake, co-owner and medical director of Hydrate Medical, Charlotteβs original IV hydration clinic.
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