North Carolina News

Changes to how overseas NC military members vote

North Carolina election officials have made some major changes to overseas and military voting rules following a court ruling.

Mecklenburg County Mugshots July 26th

Check out the Mecklenburg County mugshots from Saturday, July 26th.

Gaston County Mugshots July 26th

Check out the Gaston County mugshots from Saturday, July 26th.

Former Nc Gov Cooper Appears To Announce Senate Run

Former NC Governor Roy Cooper appears to announce Senate run

Former North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper appears to be running for Senate.

Back-to-school schedules for 2025

The first district in our area is heading back to class this week, but in less than a month, everyone's going back to school.

Mooresville woman arrested for kidnapping her 4-year-old child

A Mooresville woman was arrested after being accused of kidnapping her four-year-old child on Thursday

Health risks of removing fluoride from drinking water

Leaders in Union and Lincoln counties have decided to remove fluoride from public drinking water.

11 passengers hospitalized after bus crashes in Greenville, SC

Eleven passengers on a Greyhound bus from Charlotte to Atlanta were taken to the hospital after it crashed in Greenville, South Carolina.

Restaurant owner catches thief on rooftop

A suspected thief in Charlotte is charged after a Steele Creek area restaurant owner says he caught him on the roof of his business.

2 hospitalized in NoDa shooting

Two people were taken to the hospital following a shooting in NoDa early Saturday morning.

Mecklenburg County Mugshots July 25th

Check out the Mecklenburg County mugshots from Friday, July 25th.

Gaston County Mugshots July 25th

Check out the Gaston County mugshots from Friday, July 25th.

Dalton Hicks Visits Rising To Chat About His Career And Share Unreleased Music

Country artist Dalton Hicks chats about career and performs, "Poison in his veins"

Hicks is performing tonight @8pm at Nickyo's Rodeo

The Salvation Army of Greater Charlotte requesting community support during extreme heat advisory

With temperatures forecasted to reach triple digits for the next five days, The Salvation Army of Greater Charlotte’s Center of Hope is executing measures to combat the heat.

Copper wire thieves force south Charlotte nonprofit to find a new location

A Charlotte woman trying to do some good in her community is dealing with a pretty bad situation. Her nonprofit's building in South End has been burglarized several times this month. Stripped of potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars of copper wiring.