Suspect Arrested, Charged After Victim Shot Twice In Gaston County
A man has been charged and arrested after a Sunday evening shooting in Gaston County left a victim in the hospital, according to police.
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Carowinds Announces Plan To Hire 2,000 Associates For 2021 Season
Carowinds to host virtual National Hiring Day on March 13th for a wide variety of jobs.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Animal Care And Control Participates In 'No Place Like Home Challenge' During The Month Of March
CMPDt Animal Care & Control has entered into a challenge with Maddie’s Fund during the month of March. The challenge is called No Place Like Home Challenge and will focus on getting lost pets back home by implementing new programs, strategies, and partnerships with the Charlotte community.
North Carolina Receiving More Than 80,000 Doses Of Johnson & Johnson One-Shot COVID-19 Vaccine
North Carolina is set to receive more than 80,000 doses of Johnson & Johnson's one-shot COVID-19 vaccine this week. This will be the third vaccine option for the state.
Catawba County Woman Wins $1 Million Instantly
Gloria Adams of Conover tried her luck on a $10 scratch-off and took home a $1 million prize.
The Rising Crew Tries to Distract Their Dogs With Peanut Butter at Bath Time
Our furry friends are not always fans of getting bathed. The Rising crew tries out a TikTok trend using peanut butter to distract their dogs at bath time.
Camp North End Hosts Weekly Drive-In Movie Series
Watch your favorite movies with a beautiful view of Uptown Charlotte's skyline at Camp North End's weekly Skyline Drive-in movie series benefiting charity.
Panthers Celebrate Black History Month With A Video Project Narrated By Rapsody
Panthers officials say in honor of Black History Month the team partnered with Grammy Award-nominated artist Rapsody, originally from North Carolina, to create a video project celebrating Black history in the Carolinas.
One Person Killed In West Charlotte House Fire, Investigators Say Fire Intentionally Set
Neighbors attempted to save the person from the burning home early Sunday morning on Westerwood Village Drive near Tuckaseegee Road.
Cooper Vetoes Bill That Would Force K-12 Schools To Reopen
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper on Friday rejected a bill that would compel the state’s 115 K-12 public school districts to reopen with at least partial in-person instruction, while also allowing parents the option of keeping their kids learning remotely.
Edge: Dababy Sued Yet Again
Dababy is facing more lawsuits. This time for allegedly assaulting the rental property owner who barged in on the rapper's music video shoot.
Governor Cooper Says A Federally Funded COVID-19 Vaccination Site Is Opening In North Carolina
Governor Roy Cooper announced on Friday that a new COVID-19 vaccination center is opening in Greensboro, North Carolina in partnership with the federal government.
Discover 3-D Printing With The Catawba County Library
Catawba County Library officials say they will be offering two upcoming classes for anyone interested in learning about 3-D printing and its technology.
Governor Cooper Lifts Curfew In North Carolina On February 26th
Governor Roy Cooper says on Friday, February 26th North Carolina's modified Stay-At-Home order will be lifted and there will no longer be a curfew in the state.
'Round Town with Rising: Mint Hill
Let's face it, we've all seen enough of our own neighborhood in the last year and could use a little road trip 'Round Town. Ride along with Rising and explore the historic town of Mint Hill!
Spotlight on Black Women Owned Business in CLT: A List Smiles Orthodontics
It was hard to find a lot of reasons to smile in 2020, but Dr. Alyssa Sprowl and her orthodontics practice, A List Smiles Orthodontics, have managed to keep the Queen City grinning.
Preparations Underway For Loosened COVID Restrictions Across NC
Mecklenburg County Health Director Gibbie Harris is urging the community to stay cautious. She says despite Governor Roy Cooper loosening COVID restrictions across the state, the level of virus in Mecklenburg County is still high.
Federal Authorities: Georgia Man Sentenced To Over 6 Years In Prison For Defrauding North And South Carolina Medicaid Programs
U.S. Attorney Andrew Murray announced Markuetric Stringfellow, 37, of Powder Springs, Georgia was sentenced to 78 months in prison and three years of supervised release after defrauding North and South Carolina Medicaid programs.
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