FBI Campaign To Raise Hate Crime Awareness In North Carolina
The Charlotte division of the FBI says it is launching a campaign across North Carolina to raise awareness about federal hate crimes and to encourage people to report them.
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CMS Employees Will Be Asked To Provide Proof Of Vaccination Status; Anyone Who Doesn't Will Have To Take A Mandatory Weekly Covid Test
Phased testing will begin with unvaccinated elementary school staff the week of September 27th.
Groups Rally To Stop The Violence Days After Death Of 3 Year-Old
Several groups gathered at a “stop the violence” rally in West Charlotte on Tuesday night. Many were angered by the recent killings of young people in the city.
Former Hornets Head Coach Gene Littles Dies At 78
Gene Littles, a former coach of the Charlotte Hornets who was the all-time leading scorer in High Point University men’s basketball history, has died. He was 78.
Audit: NC DOT Spent Less Than Planned, But Risks Remain
North Carolina’s Department of Transportation spent less than its leaders predicted during the second half of 2020, according to a state performance audit. But the report authors said the agency hadn’t carried out key recommendations named in an audit last year that had found several hundred million dollars in overspending.
Charlotte Man Dies After Crashing Into Chester County Welcome Sign
A Charlotte man died after his van ran off Interstate 77 in South Carolina and hit a brick welcome sign for Chester County, authorities said.
13 Questions with Brianna Dahlquist
Meet Brianna Dahlquist. She's a fan of football, owls, and definitely promised to make me cupcakes. Get to know our newest Rising reporter and catch her weekday mornings from 5-9am right here on Charlotte's CW.
Lincolnton Man Arrested After Hiding From Deputies In Ceiling Of Convenience Store
A 34-year-old Lincolnton man was arrested Monday after hiding from officers in the ceiling of a Denver convenience store.
Worker Advocates Seek More NC Aid As Federal Benefits Expire
North Carolina’s unemployed need higher and longer jobless benefits from the state more than ever now that additional federal benefits created during the COVID-19 pandemic expired this month, advocates for workers and the poor said Monday.
Vigil Held For 3 Year Old Killed When 150 Shots Fired Into His Home
An emotional celebration of life was held in West Charlotte on Monday night in honor of three year-old Asiah Figueroa. The child was killed after more than 150 shots were fired into his home while he slept last Tuesday night.An emotional celebration of life was held in West Charlotte on Monday night in honor of three year-old Asiah Figueroa. The child was killed after more than 150 shots were fired into his home while he slept last Tuesday night.
Mecklenburg County Deputy Fired After DWI Arrest
The Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Office announced Monday that a deputy has been fired after he was arrested for driving while impaired Saturday.
AAA: Carolina Gas Prices Edge Lower; Small Decline From Last Week
With fall approaching and the height of summer in our rearview, motorists in the Carolinas are starting to see slight relief at the pump as gas price averages dropped lower by a penny on the week.
1956 Chevy 210 Hard Top Takes Home Walt Hollifield Best Of Show At Charlotte AutoFair
A simply, but beautifully restored red and white Chevy wowed the judges, which included NASCAR sports announcer and auto aficionado Mike Joy; the Best of Show Award’s namesake, Walt Hollifield and took home top honors
Tropical Storm Nicholas Forms, Watching Potential System Close to Home
All eyes are on Tropical Storm Nicholas for now, but a separate potential system may snag local headlines by the end of the week.
Statesville Woman Regrets Not Getting Vaccinated For COVID While Pregnant
One week before Valerie Allen was expected to give birth to her fourth child she contracted COVID-19 which led to a prolonged hospitalization. “I had no underlying conditions,” she said. “I’m a healthy person and I can’t believe how bad it got me.”
Charlotte Firefighter Dies After Battling COVID-19 For Weeks
Fire officials say Charlotte Firefighter Jeffery Hager died on Friday after battling the coronavirus for several weeks.
Flags Of Remembrance Placed In Romare Bearden Park To Honor Lives Lost In 9/11
Nearly 3,000 flags in the shape of the Twin Towers were placed in Romare Bearden Park in Uptown Charlotte to honor 9/11 victims.
10th Annual Charlotte 9/11 Stair Climb At Truist Field Honors Fallen First Responders
Participants of the 10th Annual Charlotte 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb gathered on Saturday to climb a total of 110 floors at Truist Field, equivalent to the height of each World Trade Center Tower.
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