Impairment Suspected In Fatal East Charlotte Head-On Collision
CMPD says one person is dead following a head-on collision in east Charlotte early Thursday morning.
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Panthersβ Coach Considers Kneeling During National Anthem
Carolina Panthers coach Matt Rhule said heβs considering kneeling alongside his players during the national anthem this season in support of the movement against racial injustice.
Healthy Headlines: Seeking Care In An Emergency Department During The COVID-19 Crisis
You shouldnβt stop seeking care in an emergency department during the COVID-19 crisis. On today's Healthy Headlines, we take a look at important steps Novant Health has taken recently and the safety measures developed to protect patients and visitors.
8:46 Of Silence In Conservative South Carolina House For Floyd
South Carolinaβs conservative Republican-dominated House stood in eight minutes and 46 seconds of βthoughtful prayerβ Tuesday.
Man Faces First-Degree Murder Charges In Salisbury Homicide
After a Wednesday night traffic stop, Salisbury Police made an arrest in the Green Street homicide case that happened early June.
Charlotte Forms Commission To Review Confederate Monuments
North Carolinaβs largest city is forming a 15-member commission to address the cityβs Confederate symbols.
No Charges in Deadly Officer-Involved Shooting
A white police officer who shot and killed a black teenager in Columbia, South Carolina has been cleared of any wrongdoing and will not face charges.
Cooper Announces Statewide Mask Requirement; Extension of Phase Two
A double announcement on Wednesday by North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper to require masks and extend phase two of the reopen plan.
Gym & Bar Owners Frustrated By NC Phase 2 Extension
Disappointment from gym and bar owners, after Governor Roy Cooper extended Phase 2 of reopening in North Carolina for another three weeks.
A Fourth Person Has Died After Nearly 200 Shots Were Fired Into A Crowd At A Block Party In West Charlotte
With no arrests, police are urging more witnesses to come forward.
NC Gov. Cooper Announces Statewide Face Covering Mandate, Three More Weeks in Phase 2
North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper along with public health officials announced Wednesday that the state will remain in 'Safer at Home' Phase 2 for three more weeks and that people across the state must wear face coverings in public to combat the spread of COVID-19.
Travelers To NY, New Jersey, Connecticut Are Told To Isolate
New York, Connecticut and New Jersey will require visitors from states with high infection rates, including North and South Carolina, to quarantine for 14 days, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Wednesday.
Slavery Advocateβs Statue Being Removed In Charleston, S.C.
The historic South Carolina city of Charleston was removing a symbol of its legacy on Wednesday, sending crews to take away a statue honoring John C. Calhoun, an early U.S. vice president whose zealous defense of slavery led the nation toward civil war.
Charlotte Motor Speedway To Host Drive-In Movie Nights To Benefit Speedway Children's Charities
Fans invited to a night of film, fireworks, and family fun as Americaβs Home for Racing hosts a drive-in screening of βThe Gooniesβ and a spectacular fireworks show on Wednesday, July 1 to benefit Speedway Childrenβs Charities.
Mecklenburg County Public Health To Host Free COVID-19 Testing Event
The Mecklenburg County Public Health Department will hold a COVID-19 drive-thru and walk-in testing event this weekend providing individuals with free testing regardless of insurance status.
Large Huntersville Recycling Center Fire Closes Part of Statesville Road
The Huntersville Fire Department has closed part of a road in Huntersville due to a large fire Wednesday morning.
Gaston County Residents Take A Stand For And Against Removal Of Confederate Statue
Dozens appeared before county commissioners Tuesday night.
Bowling Alley Willing to Risk Fines to Reopen
The owner of a bowling alley in Mooresville says he's not waiting on permission from Governor Cooper to welcome customers back.
Charlotte City Council to Conduct 'In-Depth Review' of CMPD
We're learning more about Charlotte City Council's plans for an 'in-depth review' of CMPD. It comes as some have called on Council to redirect money from the department.
