11 Years Ago Today: Remembering One Of The Largest Super-Tornado Outbreaks In US History
11 years ago today 319 people were killed on day two of a multi-day tornado outbreak
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Charlotte Yard Waste Pickup Schedule Delayed Due To Staffing Shortages
The City of Charlotte announced a delay in yard waste collection due to staffing shortages on Wednesday.
Wildlife Officials Say Snake Sightings To Increase With Warmer Weather
As the weather continues to warm up, snake sightings will become more common. Wildlife officials say "If you do see a snake, do not be alarmed, do not kill it, give it plenty of room, and if you see a pine snake or rattlesnake, report it."
Two North Carolina Men Plead Guilty For Orchestrating $4 Million Ponzi Scheme
Authorities say two founders of a fake North Carolina "hedge fund" appeared in court on Wednesday and plead guilty to federal charges for orchestrating a $4 million Ponzi scheme.
CMS Undecided Night Thursday For High School Seniors
CMS hosts "Undecided Night" for high-schoolers who aren't interested in 4-year college.
AmΓ©lieβs French Bakery To Open NoDa Location On April 28
AmΓ©lieβs French Bakery and CafΓ© will be starting fresh with the grand opening of its new NoDa bakery on April 28.
Charlotte Checkers Announce Initial 2022 Home Playoff Dates
The Charlotte Checkers announced their initial home dates for the 2022 Calder Cup Playoffs on Wednesday.
CMPD: Missing 9-Year-Old North Charlotte Girl Located
Police say missing 9-year-old KaβMya Yeldell has been located unharmed and is being reunited with her family.
Smart Shopper: 20% Off At Crane Coffee!
Crane Coffee will be offering 20% off if you bring in a recyclable item.
Chris Brown + Lil Baby To Co-Headline One Of Them Ones Tour In Charlotte This Summer
Chris Brown and Lil Baby are bringing their co-headlining One Of Them Ones Tour to Charlotte in August.
Gaston County Woman Canβt Stop Smiling After $150,000 Win
Marcie Parfitt of Mount Holly said she keeps smiling so much it hurts after a $5 scratch-off ticket won her a $150,000 prize.
Early Voting For May 17th Primary Begins Thursday In Mecklenburg County
Early voting begins Thursday in Mecklenburg County for the May 17th primary. You'll finally get a chance to vote in the primary for Charlotte Mayor and City Council. Delayed census data caused last year's election to be postponed.
Interim CMS Superintendent Hugh Hattabaugh Says He's Ready To Work
His main focus in the new gig is closing the achievement gaps, boosting reading levels retaining and recuring teachers, and reorganizing.
Gaston County Confirms Fourth Rabies Case Of 2022
Gaston County Police Animal Control and Enforcement responded to a call where a rabid bat was found in a resident's yard on Sunday, April 24th.Β
N.C. Senator Tillis Introduces Legislation Blocking Biden From Deploying Veterans Resources To Southern Border
North Carolina Republican Senator Thom Tillis introduces legislation in an effort to prevent the Department of Veterans Affairs from prioritizing the needs of illegal immigrants over U.S veterans.
Police Dog Finds Drugs in Two Student Vehicles At Lancaster High
A police dog alerted officers of drugs in two vehicles belonging to students at Lancaster High on Tuesday, April 26th, according to a news release.Β
Rep. Madison Cawthorn Cited For Having Gun At Charlotte-Douglas International Airport TSA Check Point
Charlotte-Douglas International Airport TSA seized a firearm from U.S Representative Madison Cawthorn during a bag check on Tuesday, April 26th, according to the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department.
Independence Fall Short vs. Richmond
The Charlotte Independence dropped their first match of the season to the Richmond Kickers.
Eased Voting Rules On NC Offenders Delayed Through Primaries
A North Carolina appeals panel has delayed through the primary elections a lower court ruling that had ordered officials to immediately allow felony offenders still on probation or parole to vote.
