Mecklenburg County Public Health is warning residents that some rapid tests for COVID-19 may provide misleading results, giving a false sense of security that they are safe and not infectious.
Police say a Statesville man was killed while walking to his apartment after being struck by a fallen tree.
Police say a Kannapolis man is dead after he was hit by a train Friday morning.Β
Investigators with the Cabarrus County Fire Marshalβs Office determined a March 26th fire that destroyed the barn at Frank Liske Park was intentionally set.Β
Matthews Police say they arrested a second suspect connected to a deadly road rage incident that happen on March 18th in Matthews.
Detectives with the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department's Homicide Unit say the fatal shooting outside The Trap bar in southwest Charlotte in February was justified.Β
Wells Fargo says five employees who work in the company's Customer Information Center in northeast Charlotte have tested positive for the coronavirus, according to a news release.
Wilson's World is highlighting the non-profit Charlotte Community Toolbank during his homeschool segments on Rising.
Wilson is continuing his homeschool segments with Artist Kayt Hester.Β She creates intricate images with shreds of hand torn black masking tape.Β Β
Families continue to celebrate important milestones from a distance and one Charlotte neighborhood came together to surprise a little girl on her birthday. No pony rides or princesses, but…
Police are investigating a fatal shooting in Lancaster.Β Just before 11:30pm on April 9th, investigators say a woman called 911 and told dispatchers she was driving a man with a gunshot wound to a hospital in Lancaster.Β Β
The 6 Things to Do If You Can't Pay Your Bills with financial expert Chris Hogan
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Thursday played out quite differently than Wes Helms planned for it to.
A local restaurant group is getting creative to help their employees during the coronavirus crisis and help health care workers.
The coronavirus turning their wedding plans upside down.
A surge of North Carolinians in the unemployment line has the state scrambling to process the massive amount of benefits.
Recently, a Monroe firefighter was exposed to an individual who later tested positive for COVID-19. After being notified of the possible exposure, the firefighter was tested on April 4 and received a positive result.
Iredell-Statesville Schools administration put on their Easter costumes and delivered treats to some I-SS essential workers in the district Thursday.
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