North Carolina COVID-19 Unemployment Payments Starting To Go Out
North Carolina’s governor says that the first coronavirus-related unemployment payments will be paid starting next week as the state is flooded with tens of thousands of claims.
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Future Of Democratic Debates, Is The Stimulus Package Enough?
WCCB Political Contributor Mary C. Curtis Weighs-In
Charlotte Restaurant Offering Something Extra With To-Go Meals
DeSarno's Restaurant is showing their customers how much they appreciate their business
CMPD Investigating Fatal Shooting In Lincoln Heights Neighborhood Of Northwest Charlotte
Detectives with the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department are investigating a fatal shooting that happened Saturday evening in the Lincoln Heights neighborhood of northwest Charlotte.
Homicide Investigation In Statesville After Woman Found Lying In Street With Gunshot Wounds
The Statesville Police Department is investigating an early morning homicide after finding a 20-year-old lying in the street suffering from gunshot wounds.
CLTGIVEPPE Collecting Masks, Gloves, Shoe Covers, Goggles And More
A group called CLTGIVEPPE has organized donation collection sites through the month of April. This is a grassroots movement, started here in Charlotte to help put a dent in what they are calling a "massive shortage" of gear to keep medical professionals safe.
Bizarre Twist Connects Two Separate Murder Charlotte Cases
The man sitting in the Mecklenburg County jail accused in the murder of beloved Brooks Sandwich House owner Scott Brooks is now also accused in the murders of two more people.
FAQs For North Carolina's 'Stay At Home' Order Issued By Gov. Roy Cooper
See frequently asked questions for North Carolina's 'Stay At Home' order.
NC Restaurant Workers Relief Fund Launches For Thousands Hardest Hit By COVID-19
The North Carolina Restaurant and Lodging Association (NCRLA), the trade association behind NC’s $23.5 billion hospitality industry, has launched a relief fund to provide fast access to cash for restaurant and hotel workers immediately affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Charlotte Man Charged For Lincoln County Vehicle Break-Ins
A Charlotte man has been charged in connection with several vehicle break-ins at a business in eastern Lincoln County, according to a news release.
Man Arrested For Shooting Another Man In Face Near Marshville
Deputies say they arrested a 55-year-old man for shooting another man in the face following an argument at a party near Marshville.
Tryon Medical Partners Open Second COVID-19 Remote Testing Clinic
Tryon Medical Partners announced today they are opening their second remote Covid-19 testing location for their patients at 1:00 PM at 900 East Morehead Street at a location that was formerly Art’s Barbecue Restaurant.
Third Arrest Made After Man, Woman Found Dead In Vehicle In North Charlotte
CMPD have identified 33-year-old Terry Connor Jr. as the third suspect in the murders of Siojvon Joseph and Asa Shannon. Connor was already in police custody for the murder of Brooks' Sandwich House co-owner Scott Allen Brooks.
Q&A: How Can The Huge Congressional Aid Package Help You?
Congress is poised to approve an unprecedented $2.2 trillion economic rescue package that will provide one-time checks for most Americans and significant enhancements to unemployment benefits.
Are Gun Shops ‘Essential’ Businesses During a Pandemic?
In some parts of the U.S., authorities say gun shops aren’t essential businesses and should close during stay-at-home orders meant to slow the coronavirus.
CMPD Animal Care and Control Pet Adoption | PHOTOS
There are many pets in need of a home during this difficult time. Consider pet adoption from CMPD Animal Care and Control.
Governor Cooper Announces Texting Tool To Access Food For Children
Governor Roy Cooper announced today that parents who need food assistance for their children can text FOODNC to 877-877 to locate nearby free meal sites. The texting service is also available in Spanish by texting COMIDA to 877-877.
UNC Charlotte's Riley Howell Awarded Medal of Honor
A college student who died tackling a gunman at a North Carolina university was posthumously awarded one of the U.S.’s highest civilian honors on Wednesday, the Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation announced.
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