Garinger HS named as band for Carolina Ascent
The band stopped by Rising for a live performance.
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Jury convicts former Fort Mill paramedic of sexually assaulting teen while she was having a medical emergency
A jury found a former Fort Mill paramedic guilty of sexually assaulting a teen in an ambulance while she was having a medical emergency.
Local barbershop owner makes an offer to the teens who ransacked his business
A west Charlotte small business owner is asking a group of teens to take responsibility after smashing through his barbershop over the weekend.
Police: 18-year-old was driver in high-speed chase that crossed state lines
An 18-year-old is awaiting extradition to Mecklenburg County following an alleged violent crime and high-speed chase that crossed state lines.
Police: Couple arrested after their seven dogs maul three people
A couple has been arrested after police say their seven dogs mauled three people.
NC Governor offers new reward in unsolved homicide case of Salisbury 7 year old
Authorities hope new rewards for high profile unsolved murder cases will get the right people talking. The Governor’s is offering $25,000 rewards for information that leads to arrests and convictions in several cases included A’yanna Allen.
Police: High-speed chase starts in Charlotte and ends in Spartanburg Co., SC with discovery of "large bag" of fentanyl
A high-speed police pursuit that started in Charlotte came to a crashing halt across state lines Wednesday afternoon.
Women's Tennis Association permanently re-locating global HQ to Charlotte in landmark announcement
Not only that, the city will also play host to the star-studded WTA Finals for a three-year run.
President Trump visits NC to gather support for Republican Senate candidate trailing in polls
Hundreds of people stood in the sun without shade for hours. Medics were standing by and helped at least two people who overheated while waiting to see President Donald Trump campaign for Michael Whatley at the Gastonia Airport Wednesday evening.
Suicide Prevention Month highlights mental health risks for men
September is Suicide Prevention Month, bringing renewed attention to a significant disparity in suicide deaths in the United States: Men account for nearly 80% of those deaths.
Knothole Foundation hosts fundraiser this weekend
The ''Sandlot Festival'' is a baseball fundraiser happening at the Stick Williams Dream Fields from 11 a.m. - 7 p.m.
CMS hosts job fair to recruit bus driver applicants to fill critical shortage
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools is launching an aggressive hiring push to tackle a critical shortage of bus drivers across the district.
Ex. Tenn. deputy sentenced after posing as teen online to exploit children
An investigation that began with a vigilant York County parent has ended with a former Tennessee Sheriff's deputy being sentenced to 25 years in federal prison.
Judge sentences Charlotte man for gunning down couple in front of their three-year-old child
A Charlotte man will spend the rest of his life behind bars for a 2020 shooting that killed a couple.
Trump campaigns in Gastonia rally with his handpicked Senate nominee Michael Whatley
President Donald Trump has traveled to North Carolina on Wednesday to campaign with Republican Senate nominee Michael Whatley in Gastonia, as the former national party chairman tries to shore up his campaign against Democratic former Gov. Roy Cooper.
Man charged for being under the influence during deadly February crash
A 22-year-old Fort Mill man has been charged for an accident that killed a female in late February.
NC health officials identify likely source of brain-eating amoeba that killed teen
The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services has identified the likely source of a rare and deadly brain-eating amoeba that killed a teenager late last month.
Iredell Co. Sheriff's Office charges parents in death of 3 month old baby
Kendal Hayes and Glenn Delgreco II are now charged with first-degree murder in the death of their three-month-old infant daughter.
Two more top-tier CMS officials announce their plans to step down
Two more high-ranking Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools officials have announced their plans to step down.
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