Report: Drivers Are Hitting More Animals In North Carolina
The number of animals hit by drivers in North Carolina increased in 2019 to the highest levels recorded in more than five years, according to the state Department of Transportation.
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Police: Woman Shoots Detained Man Sitting In Police Cruiser
A woman shot and wounded a man while he was sitting in the back seat of a police cruiser in Cramerton, authorities said.
CMPD Investigating 3 Homicides In 11 Hours, Including Killing Of 21-Year-Old
Family members say Aaron Shuford, Jr, was on his way home to his daughter
Olde Meck Brewery Founder Pens Open Letter After Coronavirus Cases At Mecktoberfest
The founder of Olde Mecklenburg Brewery released an open letter Tuesday, and addressed public concerns after two coronavirus cases were connected to the business's Mecktoberfest event.
Charlotte Motor Speedway And Mars Wrigley Keep Halloween Fun Alive With Track ‘n Treat
No tricks, all treats as Charlotte Motor Speedway teams up with Mars Wrigley for a family-friendly afternoon of ghosts, goblins, and goodies at the first-ever drive-thru Track ‘n Treat on Sunday, Oct. 25.
Deputies: 29-Year-Old Maiden Man Arrested, Charged After Alexander County Stabbing
Alexander County deputies say a 29-year-old Maiden man was charged after a victim was stabbed in the neck Sunday night.
UPS To Expand In North Carolina, Creating Nearly 600 Jobs
UPS Inc. said on Tuesday it will add more than 590 jobs in central North Carolina by expanding its Greensboro hub and building nearby a new center from which to distribute packages by vehicle to customers.
Thousands Of North Carolina Voters Wait Weeks For Absentee Ballots
Weeks from the election, three of North Carolina’s most populous counties are often taking two weeks or more to send absentee ballots out to voters who request them, an Associated Press analysis shows.
International Snack Food Company To Invest $24 Million In Kings Mountain
Benestar Brands, an international snack food manufacturer, will create 129 jobs in Cleveland County, North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper announced today. The company will invest $24 million to establish a new production facility in Kings Mountain.
CMS Considering Removing Confederate's Name From Vance High School
Leaders of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools want to rid a high school of a Confederate general’s name and replace it with the name of a pioneering civil rights attorney.
New One-Of-A-Kind Luxury Picnic Experience Makes Viral Waves In Charlotte
Inventive, Instagram-worthy, fun, socially-distant, convenient, low-cost, personalized and luxurious is just a few of the words that can be used to describe a new Charlotte business that has gained viral traction across the country.
Inspiring Creativity and Community with SHOED Gallery CLT
SHOED Gallery CLT is helping the community through sneakers and art therapy.
Deadline This Week For Some North Carolina Parents To Receive $335
Some North Carolina parents are running out of time to ensure they receive additional money for help during the COVID-19 pandemic.
AAA: Supply Continues To Outpace Gasoline Demand And Benefit Carolinas
Motorists in the Carolinas are continuing to benefit from steady pump prices as Hurricane Delta made landfall along the Gulf Coast refinery region over the weekend, causing some disruptions and the main gas line to be down.
Police: 21-Year-Old Fatally Shot At Intersection In North Charlotte
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department is investigating a north Charlotte homicide after a man was found fatally shot Monday afternoon.
CMPD Investigating Third Homicide In Less Than 12 Hours After Fatal Northwest Charlotte Shooting
Detectives with the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department are investigating the city's third homicide within 12 hours after one person was fatally shot in northwest Charlotte Tuesday morning.
Supernatural CLT: The Haunting of Tryon House Apartments
You awake in the night to the sound of someone crying and slamming their body into the wall next to you... but the adjoining apartment is empty. Out of all of the supernatural occurrences in the Queen City, there is none more shrouded in secrecy than the Tryon House Apartments. Formerly known as Guthery House Apartments when it was built in 1918, the site is home to a deadly, violent fire.
Neighbors Concerned About Proposed Townhome Development Along Providence Road
Some neighbors in South Charlotte are coming together to fight a proposed rezoning. A developer wants to build up to 87 townhomes along a busy stretch of Providence Road.
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