Court Declares Lenoir House A Nuisance After Years Of Drug Activity, A Death
A home in Lenoir is set to be sold after a judge declared it to be a nuisance on Friday after years of drug activity, a long history of disturbances and a death.
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Two People Taken to Hospital After Shooting Near North Charlotte Nightclub
A shooting near Candi's Cabaret leaves two people in the hospital.
Firearm, Brass Knuckles Recovered From Union County School Parking Lot During K-9 Search
Two students face charges in Union County after deputies say a gun and brass knuckles were discovered inside their separate vehicles during a K-9 search on Monday.
Bojangles Moving Corporate Support Center To New Location In South Charlotte
Bojangles announced it has entered into an agreement to relocate its corporate headquarters to 500 Forest Point Circle, just down the road from its current location at 9432 Southern Pine Blvd. in South Charlotte.
Rock Hill Schools Hold School Safety Forum After Guns Found On Campuses
Safety remains a top concern for parents in Rock Hill Schools. The district held a community forum Monday night after three guns were found on campuses in one week.
Art Crawl Returns To Downtown Hickory September 15th
More than 60 artists will be have their creations for sale at the Downtown Hickory Art Crawl on Thursday, September 15th.
Queens Named Among Top 10 Regional Universities In The South
Queens University of Charlotte has been named one of ten best regional universities in the south, according to U.S. News and World Report.
2 Arrested In Ongoing Drug Investigation In Alexander County
An ongoing drug investigation in Alexander County ended in the arrest of two men and the seizure of a stash of drugs and guns, deputies say.
Charlotte Man Pockets $1 Million On Scratch-Off
Ronald Pierce of Charlotte tried his luck on a $30 scratch-off and pocketed a $1 million prize. Pierce bought his lucky Millionaire Maker ticket from the Food Lion on East Roosevelt Boulevard in Monroe.
Rowan County Now Offering Bivalent COVID-19 Boosters
Rowan County Public Health is now offering bivalent boosters following the CDC's decision to approve the new, updated COVID-19 vaccine that targets both the BA.4 or BA.5 strains, which currently make up 99 percent of all new cases in the U.S.
25-Year-Old Man Killed In Crash After Speeding In Catawba County, Troopers Say
Troopers are investigating after a 25-year-old man was pronounced dead following a crash in Catawba County on Friday.
CMPD Animal Care & Control Foster Program: The Latest Trend That Saves A Furry Friend
When you foster one animal you save two lives. The one you are taking home and the one taking its place at the shelter. Learn more about fostering with CMPD Animal Care & Control.
Matthews Police Searching For Suspect After Woman Is Allegedly Assaulted On Trail
Police are in search of a man accused of sexually assaulting a woman on the Crestdale Heritage Trail on Sunday, September 11th.
Nearly 3,000 Flags Placed In Romare Bearden Park In Remembrance Of 9/11
Charlotteβs very own Romare Bearden Park has joined in the memorial services with a display of flags across the park.Β
Atrium Health Sanger Heart & Vascular Institute Using New Technology To Preserve Donor Hearts For Lifesaving Transplants
Atrium Health Sanger Heart & Vascular Instituteβs heart transplant team is using new technology to keep hearts viable while being transported to a waiting heart transplant recipient.
DMV Closes Huntersville License Plate Agency
The N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles today closed a license plate agency in Huntersville after the discovery of several contract violations.
Don't Waste Your Money: Home Projects That Could Be Illegal
If that contractor is overpriced and backlogged for months, you may be tempted to do that home project yourself. But some that could be illegal if you don't have the proper licenses and training.
Marlon Wayans Cuts Up On Rising Couch
Marlon Wayans is performing at Charlotte Comedy Zone this weekend.
What The Tech: Safety Check
Smartphones make it easy for people to stay in touch and even keep track of loved ones. Many times, spouses will and family members will use the same Apple ID. That's fine for many people but when a relationship turns sour, a smartphone can easily allow an ex-partner to stalk, threaten, and harass their former partner.
