Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police ID Suspect In 15 Cases From 1990s
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg police say a suspect in at least 15 sexual assault cases in in the 1990s has been identified through DNA testing.
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North Carolina Court Delays, Then Restores Candidate Filing
The start of North Carolina candidate filing for U.S. House and legislative seats was blocked by an appeals court panel. But it was restored hours later.
Butler High School Implementing New Rules To Curb Fights In School
It's not going to work. That's what some Butler High School students are saying after the principal sent a letter to families laying out new safety protocols due to an increase in "physical altercations."
Mom Worried Son Missing In Charlotte Could Be In Danger
A mom is desperate to find her adult son who disappeared more than a week ago. She says he suffers from severe mental illness and could be in danger.
Police: Missing 28-Year-Old Gastonia Woman Located
The Gastonia Police Department says the missing 28-year-old woman, who was last seen on Nov. 18, has been located.
AAA: Carolina Gas Prices Continue To Fall After Crude Oil Plunge
Gas prices in the Carolinas continue to trend cheaper as fears of a possible COVID-19 economic slowdown caused crude oil prices to plunge into the mid $60s per barrel, a price not seen since August.
North Carolina, South Carolina Meet In Duke's Mayo Bowl
North Carolina and South Carolina are set to meet in the Duke's Mayo Bowl in Charlotte. Both teams are 6-6.
Police: Boy Run Over After Fall During NC Christmas Parade
Police in North Carolina say a 9-year-old boy participating in a Christmas parade was hurt when he fell out of a truck and was run over by an attached trailer.
Powerball Jackpot Jumps $10 Million To $280 Million For Monday Drawing
The Powerball jackpot has climbed $10 million for the Monday night drawing, totaling now $280 million.
Toyota To Build $1.3B Battery Plant Near Greensboro
Toyota plans to build a $1.3 billion electric vehicle battery plant near Greensboro, North Carolina, that will employ at least 1,750 people, government officials said Monday.
Increased Police Presence at Alexander Graham Middle after Snapchat Threat
Students at Alexander Graham Middle School will see additional officers on campus after school officials say there was a threat posted on Snapchat.
Student Walk Out: New Restrictions After Gun Was Found On Campus At Harding University HS
Students are unhappy with the restrictions placed on them when it comes to being on lockdown after a gun was found on campus last week.
Mount Holly Remembers Fallen Officer With Blue Lights, Nearly One Year After Death
Nearly one year after his death, a community is coming together again to honor a fallen officer. You'll see blue lights throughout the city of Mount Holly all week as the community remembers Officer Tyler Herndon.
Detectives Investigate Fatal 2-Vehicle Collision In Northeast Charlotte
Detectives are investigating a fatal crash in northeast Charlotte that left three people seriously injured and one man dead on Saturday.
Panthers Fire Offensive Coordinator Joe Brady
The Carolina Panthers have fired offensive coordinator Joe Brady. Team officials say by letting Brady go, they hope to make a change on offense in the final five games of the season.
Police: 2 Men Shot Near Apartments In East Charlotte
Police say two men were taken to a hospital Friday night after being shot near an east Charlotte apartment complex.
Mistletoe Market Kicks Off At Camp North End
Mistletoe Market is officially open at Camp North End! Everyone is invited to eat, shop, and be merry as they bring family and friends to stroll through the outdoor market.
Governor Cooper Signs Law Effectively Banning The "Carolina Squat" From N.C. Roads
The "Carolina Squat," most commonly a truck or SUV modification to raise the front of a vehicle while keeping the rear end low to the ground, is now illegal in the state of North Carolina.
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