A Group Of Doctors In Union County React Against School Board's Decision To Relax Some Covid Protocols
40 concerned physicians, who have children in UCPS, say the board doesn't have a plan in place to protect students.
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Mecklenburg County Suspends Government Employees In Violation of Vaccine Mandate
Nearly 600 Mecklenburg county employees are at home, on unpaid suspension for disobeying the vaccination and testing rules.
CMPD Asks For Public's Help Identifying Suspect In Southwest Charlotte Armed Robbery
Charlotte-Mecklenburg detectives are asking for the public's help in finding a suspect involved in a recent armed robbery in southwest Charlotte.
Silver Alert Issued For Missing 55-Year-Old Concord Man
A Silver Alert has been issued for missing, endangered 55-year-old Derrick Shelton from Cabarrus County.
Police: Infant Remains Found At Statesville Home, 1 Man Charged
Iredell County deputies arrested 19-year-old Alex Best on Wednesday for his involvement in concealing the death of an infant.
CMPD: Suspect Arrested In Sexual Assault Cold Case From 1998
Charlotte-Mecklenburg detectives have charged David Allen, 49, as the offender in a sexual assault investigation from October of 1998, after his DNA linked him to the crime.
Police: Woman Pulled From Surf At North Carolina Beach
Police have opened an investigation after a woman was found unconscious and pulled from the surf at a North Carolina beach.
New Men's Sober Living Facility In Hickory Celebrates Grand Opening
New Beginnings Hickory invites you to join them on Saturday, September 18th for the grand opening of a 19-bed, men's sober living facility.
Police: Man Who Led Officers On Chase From Charlotte To Chester Arrested
South Carolina agents arrested Gage Plourde on Wednesday for his involvement in a high-speed chase with law enforcement out of Charlotte.
Angry Over 2020 Ballot Deal, NC Republicans Vote To Limit AG
The flap over absentee ballots in North Carolina’s 2020 election resurfaced Wednesday at the General Assembly as Republicans gave final approval to legislation that would limit Democratic Attorney General Josh Stein’s ability to enter future legal settlements.
Art Gallery In South End Hosts Exhibit All About JOY
Beginning September 17th, Elder Gallery of Contemporary Art in Charlotte will host an exhibition featuring four-game changing artists who embrace and embody joy.
Knights Host Blood Drive At Truist Field Kicking Off "Week Of Giving"
The Charlotte Knights have once again partnered with The Blood Connection to hold a Blood Drive at Truist Field on Wednesday.
CMPD: Woman Charged After Rear-Ending Drunk Driver In Fatal Northwest Charlotte Crash
Detectives have additionally charged Una Uche, 30, for speeding and reckless driving in a fatal northwest Charlotte collision that occurred on September 1st.
Colorful Lights Historic Walking Tour In Concord
The Residents of Historic Concord plan to light up over 50 homes on Historic North and South Union streets every weekend in September with colorful lights!
Police: Identified Suspect In Fatal Gastonia Shooting Of 14-Year-Old In Custody
The suspect accused of fatally shooting a 14-year-old in downtown Gastonia Tuesday afternoon is now in police custody, according to the Gastonia Police Department.
Veteran Democratic State Lawmaker Insko Won’t Run Again
North Carolina Rep. Verla Insko, the longest-serving House Democrat currently in the chamber, announced on Wednesday she won’t seek reelection next year.
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.
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.
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