Witness: Man Stabbed Repeatedly While Working Under Car in Grier Heights
We're asking investigators what provoked a stabbing in Grier Heights on Sunday afternoon. Witnesses say the victim got attacked while working under his grandfather's car.
Police Investigate Shooting in Parking Lot of a North Charlotte Grocery Store
Police are investigating a shooting in a grocery store parking lot in North Charlotte. It happened at a Food Lion on North Graham Street, just after 4:00 on Sunday afternoon.
POLITICAL WRAP: President Trump Denies Accusations in Article; COVID Concerns over Labor Day Weekend
President Trump is defending himself after a report in the Atlantic magazine claiming he disparaged U.S. service members killed in battle and chose to skip a visit to a cemetery in France.
Veterans Are Divided About Reports Trump Disparaged Military
In this soldier’s city and across the country, veterans and military families are divided about reports that President Donald Trump made disparaging comments toward the military, with some service members bristling at the remarks and others questioning whether they happened.
States Plan For Cuts As Congress Deadlocks On More Virus Aid
Spending cuts to schools, childhood vaccinations and job-training programs. New taxes on millionaires, cigarettes and legalized marijuana. Borrowing, drawing from rainy day funds and reducing government workers’ pay.
CMPD: Detectives Investigate A Fatal Collision In Northwest Charlotte
Investigators say a Suzuki motorcycle crashed into a car killing the motorcyclist on Saturday, September 5th around 6 p.m.
Refugee Families Face Unique Struggles With Online School
Samuel Lavi knew he’d have to find unique ways to stay connected to refugee families when the coronavirus pandemic shut down Valencia Newcomer School.
Child Care Crisis Pushes U.S. Mothers Out Of The Labor Force
Angela Wynn had just launched her own project management business, hitting a career stride after years of struggle that began with earning an undergraduate degree as a single mother.
‘World’s Loneliest Elephant’ Okayed To Quit Zoo For New Life
An elephant who has become a cause celebre for animal rights activists around the world will be allowed to leave his Pakistani zoo and transferred to better conditions, the animal welfare group helping with the case said Saturday.
N.C. Courts Make A Ruling That Could Grant Felons Their Voting Rights Back
A three-judge panel ruled that North Carolina's felony disenfranchisement law, a law that prevents citizens from voting until their 'unconditional discharge' from probation, parole, or post-release supervision, violates two different provisions of the state's Constitution, according to a news release.
Dueling Versions Of Reality Define The First Week Of The Fall Campaign
On the campaign trail with President Donald Trump, the pandemic is largely over, the economy is roaring back, and murderous mobs are infiltrating America’s suburbs.
Gaston County Reopens Playgrounds, Museum, And Senior Center
Gaston County announces its reopening plans to include playgrounds, the Gaston County Museum, and their Senior Center as North Carolina moves into Phase 2.5 on September 4th.
Charlotte Bilingual Preschool Partners With Thompson Child & Family Focus To Serve Latinx Students This Fall
Charlotte Bilingual Preschool says they are partnering with Thompson Child & Family Focus to create two bilingual MECK Pre-K classrooms serving four and five-year-old children.
N.C. Department Of Health And Human Services Launches COVID Exposure Notification App
The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS) says its 'SlowCOVIDNC' notification app will launch sometime in September, alerting users when they have come in contact with anyone positive for COVID.
Charlotte Firefighters Perform High Angle Rescue For Injured Construction Worker
Firefighters with the Charlotte Fire Department performed a high angle rescue for an injured worker at a construction site Friday afternoon.
Construction Complete On New Green CMPD Hickory Grove Division Station
Construction is complete on the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department Hickory Grove Division Station on Albemarle Road, according to a news release.
NASCAR Drivers Cautious Of COVID-19 As Playoffs Begin
NASCAR has decided it will not grant COVID-19 relief during the playoffs, meaning a positive coronavirus test will end a driver’s championship bid.
Panthers' Rhule Dealing With Eye Issue As Season Approaches
Panthers first-year head coach Matt Rhule said there is a reason why he’s been looking like “Darth Vader” recently at practice.
CATS Announces Service Impacts For Labor Day Weekend
Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS) announced that there will be various service impacts that riders will experience over the Labor Day holiday weekend.
North Carolina Kicks Off Mail Voting As Requests Spike
Mail balloting in the presidential election is set to begin Friday as North Carolina starts sending out more than 600,000 ballots to voters — responding to a massive spike in requests that has played out across the country as voters look for a safer way to cast ballots during the pandemic.
Two Dead After Statesville Crash Involving Tractor-Trailer
Two people were killed in a Statesville crash involving a tractor-trailer Thursday evening.
Local People Say CMPD's Chemical Irritants Induced Menstrual Bleeding Hours After Exposure
What do tear gas and pepper spray really do to your body, besides make your eyes and lungs burn? Now, hear from local people who've stepped forward to share the personal, private impact the chemical irritants have had on their bodies. A warning: this story does include frank medical discussion.
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