In this weekβs Rising Spotlight, Tonya Rivens chats with Clay Dimick, team captain and number 17 defender for the Charlotte Independence, about the 2026 season and their upcoming "Salute To Sacrifice Night", happening this Friday, May 15 at 7:30pm.
Check out the Mecklenburg County Mugshots from Monday, May 11th.
A major data breach involving the education platform Canvas has parents, teachers and students concerned after hackers reportedly stole stole names, addresses, student ID's and other personal information.Β
Adam Wurtzel went to SEA LIFE in Concord to get a glimpse at some "Remarkably Bright Creatures," which is also the title of a new Netflix film which takes place in an aquarium.
President Donald Trump is moving to suspend the federal tax on gasoline to help Americans shoulder surging fuel prices caused by the Iran war. The president can't suspend the federal tax on his own. Congress would have to approve the move.
Former Charlotte mayor, Jennifer Roberts, has released a statement offering to serve as interim mayor β without pay, after Vi Lyles announced her resignation as Charlotte's mayor, leaving office on June 30th.
Check out the Mecklenburg County Mugshots from Sunday, May 10th.
Check out the GastonΒ County Mugshots from Sunday, May 10th.
The Carolina Hurricanes are back in the Eastern Conference final for the third time in four seasons.
View a full list of the biggest names and concerts happening around Charlotte this week.
Two suspects are in custody after three people were found dead in a western North Carolina home.
A 74-year-old woman is accused of shooting and killing her husband in Union County.
Investigators are working to determine the cause of an apartment fire in northwest Charlotte.
Check out the Mecklenburg County Mugshots from Saturday, May 9th.
Check out the GastonΒ County Mugshots from Saturday, May 9th.
Police are looking for the suspect accused of shooting at the building of a towing company in Matthews.
Two people are dead following a shooting in west Charlotte early Sunday morning.
The North Carolina Court of Appeals has upheld the conviction of Christopher Palmiter.
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