AAA: At Least 34 Million Fewer Americans To Travel This Holiday Season
The holidays are a period that typically sees high demand for vacations; however, AAA Travel expects the vast majority of Americans to stay home this holiday season.
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Wintry Wednesday Draws Near
A pair of systems will sweep through the Carolinas by Wednesday, the latter of which could bring some white stuff to our area.
Community Comes Together To Honor Mount Holly Police Officer Tyler Herndon
A police officer has died following an officer-involved shooting at the Mount Holly Car Wash and Arcade. Officer Tyler Herndon's funeral was held on Tuesday, December 15th.
Gold Coin Dropped In Salvation Army Red Kettle In Shelby, North Carolina
A 50-peso gold coin was dropped into a Salvation Army Red Kettle at the Hobby Lobby in Shelby, N.C.
Gov. Roy Cooper And Health Officials Provide COVID-19 Update For North Carolina
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper and health officials are set to provide a coronavirus update for the state after an increase of over 5,200 new positive cases were announced Tuesday and the state reaching a total of 446,601 positive cases.
Boost Immunity with Local Elderberry Syrup
Boosting your immune system is more important than ever.Β One way to do that is with with elderberry syrup and you can shop locally this season.Β Β After a loved one was diagnosed with a chronic illness, owner of Sweet's Syrup, Stephanie Rickenbaker,Β got serious about clean living.
The Humane Society of Charlotte Welcomed 18 Animals From Transylvania County Confiscation Case
HSC responded to a call from the ASPCA via Transylvania County Animal Services on 12/9. The organization transported 17 dogs and one cat from a large confiscation case to the Toomey Avenue animal shelter.
Charlotte Woman Pleads Guilty In Debt Collection Scheme
A Charlotte woman pleaded guilty in connection with a five-year debt collection scheme that defrauded hundreds of victims across the country out of nearly $2 million, federal prosecutors said.
First Person to Get COVID Vaccine in NC says it's Less Painful than a Flu Shot
New hope in the fight against COVID-19, as the first people in Charlotte get vaccinated against the deadly virus. The first vaccine administered in the state was given to a doctor at Carolinas Medical Center.
Democrat Joe Biden Clears 270-Vote Threshold In Electoral College Count
Joe Biden has cleared the 270-electoral-vote mark to formalize his presidential victory with Californiaβs 55 votes.
Woman Killed, Man Injured In Lancaster Shooting
Lancaster Police are investigating after a woman was killed and a man was critically injured in a shooting early Sunday morning.
Caldwell UNC Health Care Receives COVID-19 Vaccine
Caldwell UNC Health Care in Lenoir is one of 11 North Carolina hospitals that received the COVID-19 vaccine.
23-Year-Old Shot, Killed In Northeast Charlotte
A northeast Charlotte homicide investigation is underway after a man was found fatally shot early Sunday.
North Carolina Awards 15 Electoral College Votes To Trump
North Carolina awarded its 15 electoral votes to President Donald Trump on Monday, following the will of the people in a state where the Republican won a narrow victory.
CMPD: 36-Year-Old Man Shot To Death In South Charlotte
Police are investigating a homicide after a man was shot to death in south Charlotte Saturday night.
Gov. Cooper: First Doses Of COVID-19 Vaccine Arrive In North Carolina
North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper announced Monday morning that the first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine had arrived in the state.
Atrium Health First To Administer COVID-19 Vaccine In North Carolina
Atrium Health is the first health system in North Carolina to administer an FDA-approved COVID-19 vaccine.
Got Game: Will The Panthers Win Again This Season?
The Carolina Panthers lost another close game, this time 32-27 to the Denver Broncos on Sunday.
Fallen Mount Holly Police Officer Remembered During Vigils on Sunday Night
Hundreds of people from across the community honored the life of Officer Tyler Herndon on Sunday night. Back-to-back vigils were held, one in the city where he served, the other in the place where he grew up.
