Gaston County Mugshots April 10th
Check out the GastonΒ County Mugshots from Friday, April 10th.
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Check out the GastonΒ County Mugshots from Friday, April 10th.
A small plane crashed near an airport in Lincoln County.
A woman is facing charges after allegedly assaulting her husband with a vase.
Gaston County Police have made an arrest in the case involving 8 puppies abandoned at the former animal shelter location.
Crews responded to the scene on the 3000 block of Dalecrest Drive around 12:30 a.m. Friday morning
Rising viewers were treated to a performance from International Bluegrass Music Award winners Darin & Brooke Aldridge, as Adam Wurtzel invited the duo into the studio.
Adam Wurtzel went to King of Fire Pizza in Uptown to meet the founder, who recently won two awards in Italy.
An off-duty Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department officer was arrested for driving while impaired in Stanly County on Wednesday.
A motorcyclist died from a car crash in Union County on Wednesday night.
A Lincolnton woman is charged with embezzling approximately $80,000 from her church's bank account, according to authorities.
April is National Foot Health Awareness Month! As a locally owned business in Greensboro, NC, The Shoe Market is focusing on helping people feel better, especially as it relates to their foot health.
Check out the Mecklenburg County Mugshots from Wednesday, April 8th.
Adam Wurtzel went to check out some of the unique things to see and do at Charlotte SHOUT.
A U.S. Army veteran has been charged with sharing classified information about an elite commando unit with a journalist.
A member of the Union County Board of Commissioners, who announced his retirement last week, has died.
In this weekβs Carolina Insight, Bekah Robinson with the Greensboro Science Center shares more about their new Biodome Central and Rainforest Adventure exhibits, and more to expect this summer.
The Charlotte Premium Outlets is expanding its retail lineup with two nationally-known brands coming later this year.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Animal Care & Control employees are worried about the alarming number of dogs coming into the shelter recently.
