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Charlotte Radio Show Host’s Daughter Killed In Crash

The daughter of a radio show host in Charlotte has died in a car crash.

Grandmother Killed Picking Up Granddaughter at Birthday Party; Killer on the Run

Police need help finding out who killed a 63-year-old grandmother in North Charlotte. Investigators believe Wilma Petty got caught in crossfire.

As The Start Of The School Year Inches Closer, Parents Are Seeking Other Options

Like private schools and tutoring groups.

Deputies Charge A Man In Connection With A Drug Overdose In Union County

Deputies arrested a Monroe man in connection to the fatal fentanyl overdose that killed 21-year-old Cameron Whitson in May.

Charlotte Hornets Will Provide 2,020 Meals During Week Of Service

The Charlotte Hornets, in partnership with Bank of America, have expanded their annual Day of Service to be the first Week of Service.

South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster Announces Additional Restrictions On Restaurants And Other Businesses Amidst Pandemic

Gov. Henry McMaster today announced that all previously recommended guidelines for restaurants and other establishments that attract groups of people are now mandatory. The governor’s Executive Order establishing these new measures will go into effect Monday, August 3.

Charlotte Motor Speedway Drive In Movies

Speedway Drive-In Powered By Renu Energy Rolls Out August Schedule

Charlotte Motor Speedway has announced an extension of its summer movie series, Speedway Drive-In Powered by Renu Energy, to include weekly movie nights through at least August.

Cat Tests Positive For Rabies In East Charlotte

A rabies alert was sent out to residents of Ashley Farm Drive in east Charlotte after a cat tested positive for rabies, according to the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Animal Care and Control.

Carolina Panthers Lose Punter Palardy To Torn ACL

The Carolina Panthers have lost punter Michael Palardy for the season because of a knee injury.

Charlotte City Council to Consider Resolution on Racial Reconciliation

Charlotte City Council will consider a resolution on racial reconciliation next month. Advocates want the city to apologize for past policies and invest in efforts to improve upward mobility for African-Americans.

Gastonia Ice Cream Shop Reopens Days After Protests

Dozens of members of the community rally around the business to show their support.

CMS Superintendent Speaking Out About The District's Difficult Back To School Decision

WCCB Charlotte's Alexandra Elich sat down for a one-on-one interview with Earnest Winston.

Coronavirus State Of Emergency Explained

North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper Limits Sale Of Alcoholic Beverages After 11pm Due To Coronavirus

With actions to slow the spread of COVID-19 beginning to have impact, Governor Roy Cooper is doubling down on prevention measures with Executive Order 153 stopping the sale of alcoholic drinks in restaurants, breweries, wineries, and distilleries at 11 pm. North Carolina bars that are currently closed will remain closed. This order will take effect Friday, July 31.