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Cadet To Be Removed From Army ROTC For 'Pro-Nazism' Tweets

A cadet will be removed from the Army Reserve Officers Training Corps for posting racist, anti-Semitic and "pro-Nazism" messages on social media.

Mecklenburg County Code Enforcement, Storm Water Services Assess Catawba River Flood Damage

A recent inspection of 107 homes along Riverside Drive, Lake Drive and Riverhaven Drive revealed an estimated $3.3 million in damages caused by the recent Catawba River flooding.

Deputies: Alligator Bit Off Piece Of Patrol Car In Louisiana

Sheriff’s deputies in Louisiana say an alligator took a bite out of one of their patrol cars.

EB Arrow Seeks Rezoning For Mixed-Use Waterfront Community

Commercial real estate development firm EB Arrow has filed a rezoning petition for 20.5 acres on the east side of J.W. Clay Boulevard in University City where the company is planning a mixed-use, walkable lakefront community called Waters Edge at University Place.

Newton Domino's Employees Robbed At Gunpoint, 2 Suspects Wanted

Police are looking for two suspects they say robbed a Domino's at gunpoint overnight Wednesday.

Zootastic Names Tiger Cub After Fallen Mooresville Police Officer

Zootastic Park says they have named a seven-week-old tiger cub after fallen Mooresville Police Officer Jordan Sheldon.

Newton Police, Fire Investigating Overnight Arson

Newton Police and Fire are investigating an arson they say happened at a home shortly after midnight.

Man Dies After Tractor-Trailer Rolls Back On Him In Southwest Charlotte

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department says a man died after being struck by a tractor-trailer at a residential construction site in southwest Charlotte.

Victim Of Armed Robbery In Rock Hill Arrested Along With Suspects

Police say they arrested the victim of an armed robbery along with the suspects who are accused of robbing the victim at knifepoint.

Ford recalls 1.3M Vehicles For Suspension, Transmission Woes

Ford is recalling over 1.3 million vehicles mainly in North America to fix rear suspension and transmission control software problems.

Uber Tests Drone Food Delivery, Launches New Autonomous SUV

Uber is testing restaurant food deliveries by drone. The company’s Uber Eats unit began the tests in San Diego with McDonald’s and plans to expand to other restaurants later this year.

Man Pleads Guilty To 2015 Murders Of 3 Muslim Students In Chapel Hill

The North Carolina man charged with killing three much-admired Muslim university students pleaded guilty Wednesday, four years after the slayings.

Wrong-Way Driver Dies After Collision With Tractor-Trailer On I-485 In West Charlotte

According to the North Carolina Highway Patrol the deadly accident on I-485 near Moores Chapel Road Wednesday morning was caused by a wrong-way driver.

CMPD Arrests Teen Accused Of Cutting Off Electronic Monitoring Device

Police say Jaydon Turay has been located and is in custody.

Moira Quinn: Fabfest, Juneteenth and Science on the Rocks

If you're looking for something to do with dad this weekend then look no further!

Charlotte Independence Professional Soccer Team Part Ways With Head Coach

The Charlotte Independence professional soccer team announced the club has parted ways with Head Coach Jim McGuinness.

#Trending: Brooks Koepka Messes With Joe Buck, TX Police Officer Helps Family in Need, St. Louis Blues Surprise Fan With Trip

The trailer for 'Frozen 2,' Brooks Koepka gets back at Joe Buck for messing up his girlfriend's name, a police officer buys groceries for a family in need and the Blues invite a super-fan suffering from a rare disease to join them at the Stanley Cup Finals!

Man Convicted of Killing UNC Charlotte Student Bonds Out of Jail Ahead of New Trial

The man convicted of killing a UNC Charlotte student is out of jail, spending his first night in nearly nine years, at home. Mark Carver walked out of the Gaston County Jail and into the arms of his family, friends and supporters. What's next, as Carver's family celebrates, while another family grieves.

US Catholic Bishops Convene To Confront Sex-Abuse Crisis

The nation’s Roman Catholic bishops convened a high-stakes meeting Tuesday under pressure to confront the child sexual abuse crisis that has disillusioned many churchgoers, with one scholar warning: “We find ourselves at a turning point, a critical moment in our history.”