FDA Advisory Committee Recommends Pfizer Covid Vaccine For Children 5-11 Years Old
FDA Advisory Committee approves Pfizer Covid Vaccine for Children 5-11 years old. The decision comes as more and more people are getting their booster shots.
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CMS Board of Education Adds November 1 as Teacher Work Day
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education voted to make Nov. 1 a teacher workday at its Oct. 26 meeting.
CMPD: Arrest After Three People Shot at University City Apartment Complex
CMPD has charged a 21-year-old man after three people were shot and injured Monday afternoon.
AAA: 'Oh Deer!' Tips To Avoid Deer Collisions And Costly Repairs
With deer mating season underway, AAA Carolinas is urging motorists to be cautious and extra vigilant on the roads to help avoid collisions, as October through December is considered to be the worst months of the year for vehicle collisions with animals.
Alexander County Couple Charged In 30-Year-Old Missing Baby Case
Police have arrested two people in the death of a missing baby whose remains were found in a trash can rack on the North Carolina coast more than 30 years ago.
Man Charged With Murder After 41-Year-Old Shot, Killed In Parking Lot Near Uptown Charlotte
A man has been charged with murder after a 41-year-old was fatally shot near Uptown Charlotte early Sunday morning, according to police.
Juvenile Charged With Murder In Fatal North Charlotte Shooting
A juvenile has been charged with murder after a 42-year-old was shot and killed in north Charlotte on Oct. 17, according to police.
What Is CMPD Animal Care & Control's Staycation Program And How Does It Work?
Not ready to adopt? Bring a CMPD Animal Care & Control dog home for a Staycation! A Staycation is a break from the kennels for a shelter dog. All of CMPD Animal Care & Control's dogs qualify for this program and it helps the shelter learn more about how the dog acts in a home environment.
North Carolina's $25 Reward Helped Boost COVID Vaccinations
What works and what doesn't when it comes to encouraging people to get vaccinated against COVID-19? A new study in North Carolina shows that offering $25 to people getting their first shot was an important factor.
Wilson's World: Behind The Scenes At Scarowinds
Wilson takes us behind the scenes at SCAROWINDS!
Prices Have Doubled For Nearly Everything Pasta & Provisions Needs To Run Business
The restaurant posted an announcement on Instagram Monday that in order to keep up, it's raising prices and getting rid of some menu items.
Orlando Fire Chief Resigns Citing Charlotte Charges
The Orlando fire chief has resigned his post citing a legal case where he's accused of punching two people inside a Charlotte restaurant.
Missing Teen Last Seen Leaving Lincolnton High Football Game Located
UPDATE: Police say Isaiah Richardson has been located.
CMPD: Death Investigation Underway After Nearly 24-Hour Southwest Charlotte SWAT Standoff
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department is conducting a death investigation after a nearly 24 hour SWAT standoff in southwest Charlotte ended when the man involved died by suicide.
Virus Cases, Hospitalizations Decline In South Carolina
The number of new COVID-19 cases, deaths and hospitalizations are continuing to decline in South Carolina.
Hornets Pull Away, Beat Nets 111-95 For First 3-0 Start
Miles Bridges had 32 points and nine rebounds, Ish Smith added 11 of his 15 points in the fourth quarter and the Charlotte Hornets improved to 3-0 for the first time by beating the Brooklyn Nets 111-95.
AAA: Carolina Gas Prices Stabilize After Another 14-Cent Hike
Gas prices in the Carolinas have finally stabilized over the weekend after increasing another 14 cents last week in North Carolina alone, making today’s averages in both North and South Carolina a new 2021 high, and the most expensive daily average since October 2014.
Army Soldier Arrested In Germany, Charged With Murdering Grandparents In Chester County, South Carolina
The Chester County Sheriff's Office says a man serving in the Army overseas is charged for the double murder of his grandparents.
Carolina Renaissance Festival Supports Area Non-Profits
As the Carolina Renaissance Festival returns to celebrate its 28th year, organizers are committed to community involvement by providing reoccurring support to non-profit organizations located throughout the region.
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