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FBI: Charlotte Man Faces Over 30 Years In Prison For Producing Child Porn

U.S. District Judge Kenneth Bell says Ted Melton, 46, of Charlotte is sentenced to 365 months in prison for child pornography charges.

Novant Health Breaks Ground At Novant Health Ballantyne Medical Center

As part of its commitment to improving the health of communities throughout Mecklenburg County and beyond, Novant Health has broke ground at Novant Health Ballantyne Medical Center.

Malik Monk Scores 29 Points, Hornets Cool Off Suns 124-121

The Charlotte Hornets looked as if they were in trouble early against the streaking Phoenix Suns. That’s when Malik Monk got hot and put on a show that had him reminiscing about his AAU days.

Judge Approves Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Plan For Belk Chain

A judge approved Chapter 11 bankruptcy plans for North Carolina-based Belk on Wednesday, creating a new infusion of capital and cutting the debt load for the beleaguered department store chain.

Hidden Gems of CLT: Mocco Bistro

On this week’s Hidden Gems of Charlotte, Alex Elich visits Mocco Bistro, tucked between an auto store and a copy shop on South Boulevard. Authentic is the name of the game for Mocco Bistro. Everything handmade by "Yia Yia" aka grandma in Greek.

Boy Scout Troop Trailer & Camping Equipment Stolen in Gaston Co.

Thousands of dollars worth of equipment stolen during a boy scout burglary. Someone took a trailer full of camping gear parked outside the Troop 501 scout hut in Gaston County.

CATS Buses Feature Artwork Made By Seniors In Charlotte

Charlotte Area Transit System officials say they invited Charlotte-area seniors to create colorful artwork in the spirit of Valentine's Day to be displayed on CATS buses through the month of February.

NBA Announces Hornets Schedule For 2nd Half Of Season

NBA officials reveal the Hornets schedule for the second half of the 2020-21 season.

CMS To Allow More Fans At School Sporting Events

CMS officials say on March 1st they will increase the number of spectators allowed at outdoor athletic events after Governor Cooper's newest executive order is enacted on Friday, February 26th that eases restrictions in North Carolina.

CMPD: A Man And 16-Year-Old Charged For Murder In Fatal North Charlotte Shooting

Charlotte-Mecklenburg detectives say 20-year-old Jalen Thomas and a 16-year-old boy have been charged for the murder of Cinquay Jamario Farre after a fatal north Charlotte shooting back in December.

FDA Says Single-Dose Shot From J&J Prevents Severe COVID

Johnson & Johnson’s single-dose vaccine offers strong protection against severe COVID-19, according to an analysis released Wednesday by U.S. regulators that sets the stage for a final decision on a new and easier-to-use shot to help tame the pandemic.

SC Teachers, Essential Workers Could Get Vaccine Next Month

Teachers, grocery store employees and other frontline essential workers in South Carolina could be eligible for the coronavirus vaccine in two to three weeks, the state’s top health official told lawmakers Tuesday.

North Carolina Ag Commissioner Says State Fair Coming In Fall

North Carolina’s agriculture commissioner declared Wednesday that there will be state fairs this fall, and he encouraged people to get vaccinated to ensure the events will be safe in light of the COVID-19 pandemic and will lead to record attendance.

North Carolina To Allow 30 Percent Capacity For Coca-Cola 600 On May 30

North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper and state health officials announced a plan Wednesday to allow outdoor sports venues, including Charlotte Motor Speedway, to host events with fans up to 30 percent of their capacity, beginning Feb. 26.

Release: Charlotte Woman Went Shopping With $150K Virus Relief Loan

A Charlotte woman who lied to get a coronavirus relief loan spent the money on shopping excursions to Nieman Marcus, Nordstrom, Louis Vuitton and diamond stores, federal prosecutors said.

Novant Health Opens New COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic in East Charlotte

Novant Health today announced a new primary location for COVID-19 vaccination appointments located in east Charlotte’s Triangle Shopping Center. This 43,000-square-foot space will serve as a permanent site with the ability to accommodate up to 3,000 appointments a day, as supply allows.

Local Elections in North Carolina Could Be Delayed by a Year

Your local elected leaders might get to extend their current term. 2021 municipal elections will likely be delayed in North Carolina. Census data isn't ready yet, meaning new districts can't be drawn.

Tiger Woods Suffers Leg Injuries After California Car Crash

Golf star Tiger Woods suffered leg injuries Tuesday in a vehicle rollover in suburban Los Angeles and was undergoing surgery, authorities and his manager said.

South Carolina Considers Ban On Trans Students In Girls' Sports

House members spent more than an hour Tuesday listening to testimony on a bill in South Carolina that would prevent transgender students from playing on girls’ sports teams in middle and high school.

Iredell Co Considering Letting County Workers To Carry Guns Image

NC Bill Lets Concealed Permittees Be Armed At More Churches

Concealed weapon permit holders could carry handguns on North Carolina private school campuses when separate church services are happening onsite in legislation approved on Tuesday by a state Senate committee.

Superman & Lois Stars' Off-Screen Bond & Fresh Take on the Icons

Superman & Lois stars Tyler Hoechlin & Elizabeth Tulloch's real-life friendship translates in their roles as fan favorites, Clark Kent & Lois Lane. Watch the 2-hour series premiere event of Superman & Lois, 8 PM Tuesday February 23rd on WCCB Charlotte’s CW.