Peaceful Third Night Of Protests In Rock Hill, Demonstrators Demand Transparency
There was a much smaller crowd of protestors in Rock Hill Friday night following the arrest of two brothers that was captured on video.
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Tracking a Tropical Wave in the Atlantic
Development chances are decreasing for a tropical wave over the far eastern Atlantic Ocean
Juneteenth Celebrations Continue In Concord With A Festival On June 26th
Juneteenth celebrations continue in Concord, N.C. with a festival at Marvin Caldwell Park on Saturday.
Vaulted Oak Brewing to Host Local Market This Weekend
Vaulted Oak Brewing, a new brewery in the Echo Hills and Oakhurst neighborhoods of East Charlotte, will host a local market at the brewery this Saturday, June 26.
North Carolina Remains Near Bottom In COVID-19 Vaccinations
Less than half of North Carolinians eligible for a COVID-19 shot are fully vaccinated, even though there are more than 2.1 million doses waiting on shelves for residents to take.
Grammy Award-winning artist Anthony Hamilton to headline Novant Healthβs Welcome Back Fest street festivals
Novant Health has announced that Grammy Award-winning R&B singer Anthony Hamilton will headline its Welcome Back Fest street festivals in Charlotte, Wilmington and Winston-Salem this summer.
Concord Man Arrested After Seen Behind Mall Dumpster With Child, Suspected Of Victimizing Children For Decades
A 66-year-old man was arrested after he was seen behind a mall dumpster with a minor Thursday, police said.
Police: 2-Year-Old Found Dead In The Parking Lot Of A Gaston County Business
Police have opened an investigation after they say a 2-year-old was found dead in a car in the parking lot of a Gaston County business on Thursday.
Gastonia Police Arrest Man Accused Of Stealing Woman's Purse At A Gas Station
Police say Deshawn Baxter, 21, is under arrest for his involvement in a robbery at a gas station in Gastonia. The suspect was wanted for stealing a woman's purse on June 21st at a QuikTrip, after approaching her to ask for baby formula, then pointing a gun on someone else attempting to help.
CMPD: 26-Year-Old Man Fatally Shot Multiple Times In Northeast Charlotte
Charlotte-Mecklenburg detectives have identified 26-year-old Dontae Kennedy as the victim in this case.
Raccoon Tests Positive For Rabies In South Charlotte
A rabies alert was sent out to residents of Altondale Avenue in south Charlotte at 7 p.m. after a raccoon tested positive for rabies, according to the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Animal Care and Control.
North Carolina Man Accused Of Stuffing Girlfriend In Tote
A North Carolina man is accused of killing his girlfriend, taking her body to Tennessee and asking a friend to help him dispose of it, police said.
Police: University Student Arrested On Child Porn Charges In Albemarle
Detectives say an off campus Pfeiffer University student is under arrest for possession and distribution of child porn.
Deputies: 34-Year-Old Man Charged With Attempted Murder For A Stabbing In Midland
Detectives say a 34-year-old man is charged with attempted murder after he allegedly stabbed someone in Midland, N.C. early Thursday morning.
Police: 3 People Shot After A Dispute At A Family Dollar In Northwest Charlotte
Police say three people were shot and taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries after some sort of altercation broke out at a Family Dollar in northwest Charlotte on Thursday.
Girls Rock Charlotte Raises Funds For Teen Rock And Film Camps
Girls Rock Charlotte is revving up for a 2021 summer of awesomeness and allyship with their Teen Rock and Film Camps, but they need your help.
Black Bear Spotted Roaming In Bessemer City
A black bear sighting was reported Thursday morning in Bessemer City, according to officials.
Save The Dates: Monster Trucks, Music And Motorsports Make For An Action-Packed Fall Season At Charlotte Motor Speedway
Charlotte Motor Speedway has an action-packed Fall season planned with events involving monster trucks, music, motorsports and more! Catch all the event details here!
South Carolina Governor To Sign COVID Liability Bill
South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster is heading to a restaurant just across the river from the Statehouse for a ceremonial signing Thursday of a bill preventing people with COVID-19 from suing businesses.
