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Bar S to recall 372,000 pounds of hot dogs, corn dogs over Listeria fears

More than 372,000 pounds of hot dogs and corn dogs made earlier this month are being recalled over concerns of listeria contamination.

Cause Of North Charlotte Warehouse Fire Under Investigation

Officials say Statesville Road has reopened following Tuesday morning's 4-alarm fire.

2 Shot In Mooresville, Police Looking For Suspect

Police are investigating a shooting that sent two people to the hospital late Tuesday night.

Ryan Pitches NC Republicans on Party Unity

We are all on the same team. That's the message Speaker of the House Paul Ryan was pitching to members of the North Carolina delegation at the Republican National Convention today.

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Rock Hill's Gilmore gearing up in summer before contract season

Buffalo Bills defensive back Stephon Gilmore has extra motivation this offseason.

Hornets Kidd-Gilchrist speaks from heart at Whitfield's hoops camp

INDIAN TRAIL, NC (WCCB Charlotte) -- Hornets forward Michael Kidd-Gilchrist gave kids at Hornets president Fred Whitfield's basketball camp exactly what they wanted to hear. The truth. The honest truth about the way the way Michael Kidd-Gilchrist came into the…

PHOTOS: Panthers Reveal Stadium Upgrades

Phase Three of the Bank of America Stadium renovations were revealed to the media on Tuesday.

Police Say Pokemon Go Player Stabbed In North Carolina Town

Police in North Carolina say a person playing "Pokemon Go" was stabbed and a second player assaulted, but investigators say they don't think the attacks were related to the game.

Police Make Arrest In Statesville Stabbing

Statesville Police are investigating a homicide after a man was found stabbed to death Monday evening.

Train And Truck Collision In Gaston County Leaves One Dead

One person was killed in an accident involving a Waste Management truck and a train in Gastonia on Monday afternoon.

Police across US patrolling in pairs after ambush attacks

Police departments across the country are ordering officers to pair up after ambush attacks left eight officers dead in Texas and Louisiana, a precaution that could slow response times to low-level crimes and drive up overtime for already exhausted police.