North Carolina News

Up 'n Adam: The Nutcracker

Adam Wurtzel chats with Samantha Riester, who is a performer in the Nutcracker, about what fans can expect with this year’s big production!

Popular doughnut company brings back 'Day of the Dozens' to help spread holiday cheer

'Day of the Dozens' returns offering a dozen doughnuts for a $1 when you purchase a dozen at regular price at this Charlotte-based sweet spot.

North Carolina Gov. Stein cancels Medicaid rate cuts amid legal and legislative battles

Gov. Stein is canceling Medicaid reimbursement rate reductions, a decision that protects short-term access to care for vulnerable patients while a political fight to enact additional funding is resolved.

Concord Police: Teen charged in shooting at Danny's Place

A Kannapolis teen was arrested after police say he shot into a car while the driver was attempting to park at a popular Concord eatery.

NASCAR commissioner testifies to frustrating negotiations in Michael Jordan's antitrust trial

The commissioner of NASCAR testified Tuesday, in Michael Jordan's federal antitrust trial, that Jordan's financial advisor would not compromise on key issues.

Up 'n Adam: Cavender's Western Wear

Adam Wurtzel went to Cavender's Western Wear at Concord Mills Mall to get suited up in a new country look.

Santa shares secrets on ''Naughty or Nice'' list

He's making a list and checking it twice before he comes to Charlotte on Christmas Eve

Bond Denied For Honduran Man Charged In Latest Charlotte Light Rail Stabbing

Twice deported Honduran man allegedly starts fight, stabs a man on Charlotte light rail train

Mecklenburg County judge has ordered Oscar Solarzano to be held in jail on no bond. Solarzano is accused of harassing passengers before stabbing a man on the light rail train Friday evening.

Economist says NASCAR owes $364.7M to teams in antitrust case

An economist testified in Michael Jordan’s federal antitrust trial against NASCAR that the racing series owes a combined $364.7 million in damages to the two teams suing it over a revenue-sharing dispute. Edward Snyder testified as a professor of economics who worked in the antitrust division of the Department of Justice.

Bond denied for Honduran man charged in latest Charlotte light rail stabbing

No bond issued for Honduran man charged in stabbing on Charlotte's commuter train. The latest incident drew comments from the President saying the suspect is in the country illegally.

Up 'n Adam: The Singing Christmas Tree

For more than 7 decades, the Carolina voices has been ringing in the holidays with one of Charlotte’s most beloved performances, the Singing Christmas Tree. In today’s Up ‘n Adam, Adam Wurtzel got a sneak peak of this year’s production as well as special performance!