Charlotte Knights Take On The Norfolk Tides In Final Home Game Of 2021 Season
Don't miss the last home game of the season as the Charlotte Knights take on the Norfolk Tides on Sunday.
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5th Annual Charlotte International Jerk Festival Celebrates Food, Family, Culture
People enjoyed dozens of vendors, live music, and food trucks.
Twin Sisters Buy Building In Lincolnton To Manufacture "Mermaid Tails"
Twin sisters Abby & Bryn Roberts founded Finfolk Productions to bring realistic, fully swimmable mermaid tails and accessories to the public. You can see these tails in action at the Carolina Renaissance Festival.
Last Weekend For OMB's Mecktoberfest, Wish You Were Beer | PHOTOS
It's the last weekend to head over to The Olde Mecklenburg Brewery in Charlotte and party it up at the brew-tiful Mecktoberfest.
New Business Filings In NC Shattering Records Since Start Of Pandemic
More and more people are going all in on their career dreams. Now, a look at why one local business owner decided to take the leap, and how she is not only surviving, but thriving.
Lake Norman High School Leaders Dismiss Class Early After Skunk Sprays Worker
School leaders dismissed class for the day after spotting the skunk running through the hallway. The skunk sprayed a maintenance worker.
Iredell County High School Student Charged With Felony For Making A School Threat
A South Iredell High School student has been charged with a felony for making a threat against the school, according to a news release.
Police: 2 Lincoln County Residents Charged With Area Break-Ins
Detectives have charged two Lincoln County residents in connection to recent break-ins in the area.
CMPD: Convicted Felon On Probation Charged In Kidnapping, Sexual Assault Of 14-Year-Old
Charlotte-Mecklenburg detectives have charged Tyquan Osborne, 22, for his involvement in the recent kidnapping and sexual assault of a 14-year-old girl.
Search Warrant Sealed In Investigation Into Jordan Smith's Disappearance
WCCB has learned a search warrant in the case of missing Jordan Smith of Concord has been sealed by a superior court judge.
First Of Nine Streets Renamed Following City Of Charlotte's Decision To Change Street Names Connected To Confederacy
The City of Charlotte unveiled the newly installed Druid Hills Way street signs on Friday, replacing Jefferson Davis Street, as part of a plan to rename nine streets named after leaders of the Confederacy.
Novant Health To Begin Administering Booster Doses Of COVID-19 Vaccine To Eligible Patients
Following emergency use authorization by the FDA, Novant Health announced that it will begin administering a single booster dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine to individuals within certain populations on Monday, Sept. 27.
Police Arrest Statesville Man On Child Pornography Charges After Searching HomeΒ
Statesville Police arrested Tracy Knight on Friday after executing a search warrant on his home and finding evidence connecting him to child pornography.
Coach: McCaffrey Out βA Few Weeksβ With Hamstring Injury
The injury bug has bitten running back Christian McCaffrey again.
Powerball Offers Half A Billion Dollar Jackpot On Saturday Night
North Carolinians have the chance on Saturday night to play for a Powerball jackpot that now exceeds half a billion dollars.
The Carolina Renaissance Festival Is Back! Here Is A Look At This Year's Special Event Weekends!
Huzzah! The Carolina Renaissance Festival is back and so are its special event weekends! Check out these special events and promotional themed activities the Lord Mayor has added for your enjoyment!
CMPD: Woman Shot By CMPD Facing Charges After Attempting To Run Over Officer With Vehicle In South Charlotte
A 23-year-old woman who was shot by a Charlotte police officer in south Charlotte Thursday afternoon after she tried to run him over multiple times with a vehicle is facing charges, according to the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department.
1 In 3 NC Workers In Cooper Order Still Not Fully Vaccinated
More than one-third of the 56,000 North Carolina government employees included in Democratic Gov. Roy Cooperβs executive order compelling them to get a COVID-19 shot or face weekly testing have not been fully vaccinated, according to new state data.
