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The City of Charlotte Solid Waste Services wants to ensure that residents know how to properly prepare leaves for collection.
Belmont Police Department officers were dispatched to a collision between a truck and a 12-year-old cyclist.
Casar Melladp of Concord tested his luck on a $5 scratch-off and won a $200,000 prize.Β
On November 15, Dolly Parton is inviting her legion of fans to join her in a unique celebration of her new albumΒ RockstarΒ β it's a global first-listen event ... and it happensΒ onlyΒ in movie theaters.
This week, American Airlines kicks off its largest-ever winter international schedule from CLT.
Adam Wurtzel went to the giant warehouse of the Novant Health Thanksgiving Eve Parade to lend a helping hand to the building of parade floats.
New data by the Journo Research Organization reveals the top five most common dreams in North Carolina, according to experts.
Ghost guns which can be made with the help of 3D printer donβt have a serial number and are essentially untraceable.
You've always heard the urban legends of tainted candy on Halloween, and most of what you hear isn't actually true. However, there's a real risk when it comes to the candy your kids might get, and that's THC.
Sheriff's Deputies spent the night checking up on registered sex offenders in Mecklenburg County. Offenders are told to keep their lights off and not decorate for Halloween.
A Rowan County home is under investigation after citizens complained of seeing malnourished animals in the area, according to a press release.Β
NICU babies got dressed up to celebrate their first Halloween.
Queen City Audio Video and Appliances wants to help support Susan G. Komen's vision and ultimately beat breast cancer forever. Click here to donate for a chance to win a special gift!
Do you think the Panthers can win the division or at least make the playoffs?
Halloween might be tomorrow, but homes in our area are already in full gear for the spookiest day of the year.
After multiple reports of people feeding and trying to hold a young bear, a portion of the Blue Ridge Parkway has temporarily closed.
After their first victory of the season, the Carolina Panthers are exploring potential trades before Tuesday's deadline.
Rosalind Rivers of Charlotte took a chance on a Powerball ticket and won aΒ $1 million prize.
The Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Department announced that they towed 11 vehicles on Saturday, October 28 due to multiple street takeover events.
