Gaston County Woman Says $1 Million Prize ‘Is Like A Dream Come True’
Latoya Henderson of Stanley couldn’t believe her luck when her $10 ticket revealed a $1 million prize.
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Charlotte Knights Change Name To Charlotte Traffic Cones On August 20th
When the Charlotte Knights take the field Friday, August 20th, at Truist Field the team will play as the Charlotte Traffic Cones. The idea was inspired by the growth that Charlotte has experienced over the years.
Wilson's World: The Keith Family YMCA Getting Ready For Back To School, Fall Sports And More
Back to School means it's time for afterschool at the YMCA of Greater Charlotte! Wilson was with Adrianne Hobbs at the Keith Family YMCA and got all the info parents need about fun after the final bell.
Native American Studies Center In Lancaster Reopens Full Time
The University of South Carolina Lancaster's Native American Studies Center will reopen its doors to visitors on a normal operating schedule beginning Tuesday, August 24th.
Charlotte Man Sentenced To 25 Years In Prison On Child Pornography Charges
ederal authorities sentenced 39-year-old Raymond Baucom of Charlotte to 25 years in prison on Wednesday for owning child porn.
Silver Alert Issued For Missing 46-Year-Old Greensboro Woman
A Sliver Alert has been issued for missing 46-year-old Billie Goode from Greensboro, N.C. Authorities say Goode is believed to be suffering from dementia or some other cognitive impairment.
Popular Charlotte Pastor & Community Activist Dies
Charlotte Pastor Brenda Stevenson of the New Outreach Christian Center has died. She was known for her dedication to helping the poor through her charity work as well as being a beloved local pastor.
Hydrate Medical Opens New Fort Mill Location
Hydrate Medical, Charlotte’s original IV Hydration & Wellness Clinic, is pleased to announce that they are opening their newest location in the Baxter Village of Fort Mill.
Fox Tests Positive For Rabies In South Charlotte
A rabies alert will be sent out to residents on or near Seneca Place in Charlotte at 7 p.m. Wednesday night, after a fox tested positive for rabies in the area, according to CMPD Animal Care and Control.
Governor Cooper Issues State Of Emergency For N.C. In Response To Severe Weather
Governor Roy Cooper issued a State of Emergency for North Carolina on Wednesday in response to Tropical Depression Fred. He says this will activate the state's emergency operations plan and waive transportation rules to help first responders and the agriculture industry.
Mask Or No Mask: List Of Local School Systems And Their Mask Mandates For Upcoming School Year
Several local school systems have announced their mask mandates as students and staff return for the 2021-2022 school year.
Charlotte To Change Streets Named For Confederate Leaders
The city of Charlotte has begun efforts to rename nine streets that were previously named for people identified as Confederate leaders and white supremacists.
Hospitalized South Charlotte Shooting Victim Dies Sparking Homicide Investigation
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department is conducting a homicide investigation after a hospitalized south Charlotte shooting victim died due to their injuries Wednesday.
Flood Damage From Tropical Depression Fred In Western North Carolina | PHOTOS
Check out photos of the flood damage in western North Carolina after Tropical Depression Fred rolled through.
Garth Brooks Cancels Concert At Bank Of America Stadium In Charlotte Due To COVID Concerns
Garth Brooks announced Wednesday that he would be cancelling and refunding tickets to his Charlotte stadium stop, just two weeks after he stated that the tour would be reassessed, according to tour officials.
Concerns About Flooding in High Country Overnight
We're keeping a close eye on heavy rain in the High Country overnight. Watauga County is under a flash flood warning until Midnight on Wednesday.
Some CMS Teachers Say They're Owed Thousands Of Dollars After Not Getting Paid In Full For Summer School
CMS second grade teacher Darina Cooper says she was ecstatic for the opportunity to work six weeks during summer school.
Campgrounds Evacuated, Schools Closed In Avery County Amid Flooding Concerns
Several campgrounds are currently being evacuated in Avery County amid flooding concerns and Avery County Schools have been closed for August 18th.
Brain-Eating Amoeba Causes NC Child's Death
Public health officials with the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services are reporting a child died Friday after developing an illness caused by an amoeba that is naturally present in freshwater. The child became ill after swimming in a private pond located at their residence in central North Carolina in early August.
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