Mecklenburg County To Remove Dozens Of Juveniles From Detention Center Due To Staffing Shortage
Sheriff Garry McFadden announced more than 50 inmates will be removed from the Juvenile Detention Center by December.
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Severe Storms Bring Damage, Outages to Carolinas
Over 50,000 customers were without power around the Charlotte Metro at one point Thursday night.
Matthews Police Ask For Public's Help Identifying Fraud Suspect
Police are asking for the public's help in identifying a man who entered a T-Mobile store in Matthews and fraudulently purchased over $3,400 worth of phones and accessories.
Bank Of America Invests $2.5 Million In UNC Charlotte
Bank of America will invest $2.5 million to expand UNC Charlotte's signature bridge program for historically underrepresented students and to support the creation of a Community Innovation Incubator.
'That's A Million Dollars Right There,' Sister Tells Anson County Winner
Polly Burns of Polkton said she couldn’t believe her eyes when she saw a $1 million prize on her $10 scratch-off ticket. Burns, 72, bought her lucky 50X The Cash ticket from B&D Mart on N.C. 24/27 in Midland.
Craft Coffee Festival Coming To Camp North End
Sip sip, hooray! The 2022 No Filter Coffee Fest is returning to Charlotte on September 25th.
Historic Black Church In Salisbury Destroyed By Fire
Officials say fire has destroyed a historic Black church in North Carolina that dates back to the 19th century.
Salisbury Emergency Personnel Respond To Petroleum Spill
Emergency personnel responded to a crash with a petroleum spill in Salisbury on Thursday.
Police Search For Juvenile Suspect In Connection To Deadly Shooting At Hickory Apartments
Hickory Investigators are searching for a stolen vehicle after spotting a 15-year-old suspect wanted for his involvement in a fatal shooting inside.
Gov. Cooper Says Rural Communities Across North Carolina Awarded Grants
Governor Cooper says 30 local governments in rural areas across North Carolina have been awarded grants from the Rural Transformation Grant Fund.
Johnny Fly Releases Limited Edition Shade Collection In Time For National Sunglasses Day
Charlotte-based, eco-friendly eyewear brand Johnny Fly is releasing a limited edition shade collection in celebration of the company's ten year anniversary.
What The Tech: Facebook Free Wifi
When you're close to home you probably already know of coffee shops and restaurants that offer customers free public WiFi. If you work remotely, chances are you visit the same establishment over and over again because of their speedy WiFi network.
Review: Becoming Dr. Ruth - Actor's Theatre Of Charlotte
Actress Sheila Proctor literally nails this performance. The look, the accent, the cadence in her speech. She is the perfect Dr. Ruth.
Judge Sentences Davidson Nail Salon Owner Convicted Of Forced Labor To 15 Years In Prison
A judge has sentenced nail salon owner Thuy Luong, 38, to 15 years in prison after convicting Luong of forced labor following a five-day trial.
Smart Shopper: Father's Day Deals & Steals!
Fathers day is June 19, 2022, so that means you’ve got 3 days to get it together for dad. Dads don’t need anymore lame gifts, they’re tired of it! So please, no socks, no ties and definitely, no tools… he has enough!
Woman Killed In York County Collision After Driver Ran Stop Sign , Troopers Say
Troopers are investigating after one woman was killed and another person injured in a fatal York County collision Wednesday afternoon.
Bluegrass Band To Perform A Free Concert In Downtown Albemarle
Enjoy live music in downtown Albemarle at Market Station tonight beginning at 7:30 p.m.
Crews Let Fire Burn On Lake Norman Island
Huntersville Fire says an island fire on Lake Norman is still ablaze after a thunderstorm came through the area Tuesday sparking the flames.
Charlotte Monster Jam Tickets On-Sale Now
Monster Jam returns to Charlotte for an adrenaline-charged weekend at Spectrum Center on July 16-17. Celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, Monster Jam features world-class athletes locked in intense competitions of speed and skill.
