Gaston County Mugshots October 5th
Check out the Gaston County Mugshots from Monday, October 5th.
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Check out the Gaston County Mugshots from Monday, October 5th.
A Lincoln County inmate is accused of assaulting staff and trying to break out of his cell.
The man accused of attacking two women with traffic cones in Dilworth is out of jail.
The FBI and U.S. Attorney’s office are taking a closer look at how Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools used federal funding.
Jim Bakker, who along with his first wife Tammy Faye built an evangelical empire around the hugely successful “The PTL Club” TV show, only to lose it all over a sex scandal and financial crimes, has died.
Cornelius Police Chief David Baucom is retiring after more than three decades in law enforcement.
Charlotte’s largest affordable housing provider has a new leader at the helm.
Members of the Monroe Fire Department are being praised for a very unique, four-legged rescue.
A ten-year veteran of the SBI is recovering after being shot in Rockingham County.
Charlotte leaders are working to get ahead of a possible reduction in parking near Bojangles Coliseum in east Charlotte.
Charlotte City Council is working to make it harder for predatory towing companies to operate in the Queen City.
An investigation is underway after massive fire destroyed a south Charlotte home.
A Huntersville woman has died days after police say she was strangled by her husband.
The Huntersville Police have arrested a suspect connected to a homicide near Eastfield Road in Huntersville.
The victim identified is 31-year-old William Nikos Davis.
Check out the Gaston County Mugshots from Sunday, October 4th.
Bryce Young completed 29 of 41 passes for 329 yards and two touchdowns to Tetairoa McMillan, who had 14 catches for a career-high 192 yards, and the Carolina Panthers overcame an injury-filled week to beat the Detroit Lions 32-26.
NASCAR is embracing its roots again. It passed on punishing drivers Carson Hocevar and Ryan Blaney for their pit road brawl. This approach recalls the sport's past, when fights and rivalries were common.
NASCAR drivers, family, and fans will gather October 9 at the start/finish line in Concord to honor the late two-time Cup Series champion nicknamed "Rowdy."
