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One person dead after shooting in east Charlotte

One person died Tuesday evening after a shooting in east Charlotte. Medic confirmed the shooting happened on Milton Road.

From Mow Money to Mo' Problems: Lawn guy arrested for throwing massive party at client's Weddington house

Imagine hiring a Charlotte man to mow your lawn only to find out he is throwing a massive party at your house in Weddington while you are on vacation. That's exactly what Union County deputies say happened over the weekend.

UPDATE: Second person dies after crash involving a Charlotte Water truck

A second person involved in a crash in southeast Charlotte has died from their injuries, according to police,

Death investigation underway after person found dead in pool near Carmel Country Club

A death investigation is underway in a south Charlotte neighborhood after a person was found unresponsive in a backyard pool, sources tell WCCB.

Sip, save, slay: Boss babes guide women to financial empowerment at local brewery

Cold drinks with a side of financial freedom. That's what one local brewery is doing to stop the mansplaining and allow top female executives help other women gain financial empowerment.

Up 'n Adam: Fontana Di Vino

Adam Wurtzel went to SouthPark's newest Italian restaurant, Fontana Di Vino to try some of their cuisine.

Early-season heat dome brings highest temperatures in years to parts of Eastern US

An intense and nearly historic weather pattern is cooking much of America in a dangerous heat dome this week with triple-digit heat that hasn’t been seen in some places in more than a decade. This heat wave is especially threatening because it’s hitting cities like Boston, New York and Philadelphia with near-record temperatures.

Stretch Of I 74 Lights To Be Repaired This Summer

Lights out on US74 headed into Uptown, NCDOT says they think they know why

We are working to get answers about a stretch of lights along US 74 that have been out for weeks. It's near the Hawthorne Bridge, right before you get into Uptown.

Airport Workers Asking City Council For Help

Charlotte Airport workers union asks city council to consider "CASE" ordinance

The Charlotte Acting for Safety and Efficiency Ordinance, or CASE, would set wage guidelines, sick leave and stronger training for airport employees working for private contractors.

Mass Shooting Indictments Expected Tuesday

Indictments expected Tuesday in Catawba Co. mass shooting investigation

Officials say they will announce indictments for several of the suspects Tuesday morning. They will also give an update on the investigation.

Parents plead guilty after their son is hit, killed by car in Gastonia

Samuele Jenkins and Jessica Ivey pleaded guilty Monday to felony child abuse and the district attorney dropped involuntary manslaughter charges.

Don't forget your pets in this extreme heat

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Animal Care and Control says it has responded to multiple calls about animals left inside vehicles.

City Council Approves New Rules For Street Vendors

Street Vendors in NoDa now need a permit to sell goods

NoDa neighborhood street vendors will now have to register to sell items on the street. The new pilot program will designate spots where vendors can set up along Davidson and surrounding streets for an annual fee of less than $100.00.

Mecklenburg Co. designates cooling centers to help people beat the heat

The Charlotte Area Transit System will provide free transportation to the day services centers, recreation centers, senior centers, and spraygrounds, which are designated as cooling stations.

Ice Raids Have Fans Afraid To Attend Match

Immigration enforcement fears deter some fans from Real Madrid match in Charlotte

Real Madrid was at Bank of America stadium for the FIFA Club World Cup Sunday but some members of the Hispanic community were afraid to attend the game fearing ICE would be operating around the event.