Mooresville Woman In Crutches After Snake Attacks Her
A Mooresville woman is now on crutches after a snake attacked her.
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300 Truckloads Of Carolina Panthers' Soil To Be Reused At Mecklenburg County Parks
As Bank of America Stadium, home of the Carolina Panthers, switches from a natural grass playing surface to synthetic grass, the removed soil will be recycled so it doesn't go to waste.
Initial Headliners Announced For Return Of Breakaway Music Festival, Charlotte
On Thursday, Prime Social Group revealed the first round of artists to perform at the much anticipated Breakaway Music Festival, Charlotte on Friday, October 1st and Saturday, October 2nd.
Troopers: Man Charged With DUI After Fatal 5-Vehicle Collision In York County
Troopers say a man has been charged in a fatal five-vehicle collision that occurred Sunday afternoon in York County, after a woman was killed and one other person was injured.
CMPD Animal Care & Control Division Is Being Nominated For A Govie Recognizing Its Staycation Program
CMPD Animal Care & Control Division is being nominated for a Govie in the Outstanding Work Category to recognize its Staycation Program.
NC Legislature Considers Bonuses For Unemployed Who Get Jobs
North Carolina unemployment benefit recipients could get bonuses of $1,500 if they return to work soon under a measure unveiled Thursday by Republican legislators.
Boating Safety Is Crucial As We Head Into Prime Boating Season, Officials Say
As the 2021 summer boating season gets underway and more vessels are being registered, officials say it is vital to know how to boat responsible in order to keep everyone safe.
Charlotte Couple Accused Of Stealing Booster Club Funds
A Charlotte couple is accused of stealing $200,000 from a high school booster club and using COVID-19-relief business loans to cover their crime, federal authorities said.
Senior Prank At East Lincoln High School Leads To 12 Students Being Charged
A senior prank at East Lincoln High School that left the school and buses with damages Monday resulted in 12 students facing charges, deputies say.
Coca-Cola Racing Family Driver Joey Logano Visits Virtually With American Forces Network Pacific, 38th Air Defense Artillery Brigade in Japan
Earlier this week, Coca-Cola Racing Family driver Joey Logano met virtually with troops from American Forces Network Pacific and the U.S. Army 38th Air Defense Artillery Brigade from Japan, as part of Charlotte Motor Speedway’s virtual Mission 600.
One Arrested For Shootout Near Hookah Lounge In Uptown Charlotte, Police Searching For Additional Suspects | VIDEO
A 43-year-old man has been charged for the Babylon Hookah Lounge shooting that left one person hurt but the investigation continues as police request the public's help identifying additional suspects in the case.
Drought Conditions Continue in Carolinas
With very few rain chances in sight for the time being, the drought is only expected to worsen.
Construction Worker Dies In Alexander County Trench Collapse
A 37-year-old construction worker was killed when a trench collapsed in Alexander County, according to authorities.
Despite Disappointing Finish, Future Is Bright For Hornets
When it comes to tough lessons in basketball, Hornets head coach James Borrego believes that what doesn't kill you, makes you stronger.
More Than 150 Missing Kids Brought Back To Safety Thanks To New Effort From CMPD
It's part of Operation Carolina Homecoming. A collaborative effort focused on the recovery of missing and runaway juveniles in the charlotte area where previous efforts to locate them had been unsuccessful.
Businesses Prepare for Reduced Lanes in Plaza Midwood for Stormwater Pipe Installation
Drivers in Plaza Midwood are preparing for months of traffic headaches as crews install a stormwater pipe on Central Avenue. Businesses are also bracing for impacts after already suffering due to COVID restrictions.
Eat Black Charlotte Week And Festival Coming June 4th-12th
Eat Black Charlotte Week, powered by OrthoCarolina, is a celebration of Charlotte’s Black food culture and will feature prix fixe menus from over 20 participating businesses, June 4-12.
Charlotte Pride Returns To In-Person Events In 2021
Charlotte Pride, the leader in LGBTQ visibility in Charlotte and the Carolinas, announced on May 18 it will return to in-person events and programs in a four-month-long Charlotte Pride Season running from August through November 2021.
Broadband, Education Atop Cooper’s $5.7B Virus Aid Proposals
Broadband, K-12 and higher education, local infrastructure and targeted businesses would be among the greatest beneficiaries in Gov. Roy Cooper’s proposals unveiled Wednesday on how to spend $5.7 billion in federal COVID-19 aid recently approved by Congress.
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