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Candidates Making Final Push On Election Day

Candidates across our area are making their final push to get your vote. Polls open at 6:30 Tuesday morning in North Carolina and at 7:00 in the Palmetto State.

Suspect Wanted For Carjacking Woman At Gunpoint

Police are looking for a suspect they say carjacked a woman at gunpoint Monday evening.

9 Arrested In Anson County For Operating Illegal Gambling Machines

Authorities arrested nine suspects on Monday accused of owning and operating illegal gambling machines in Anson County.

Police: Woman Poisons Coworker By Putting Methamphetamine In His Drink

Police are investigating after a woman reportedly poisoned a coworker as part of an ongoing dispute.

Texas Man Killed While Crossing The Street In Lenoir

Police say no charges are being filed at this time after a man was fatally struck while crossing the street on Saturday.

CMS Announces Makeup Day For Schools Closed Due To Power Outages In September, October

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools announced Monday that two schools closed due to power outages in September and October will makeup those days in December.

Police: Boyfriend Charged With Murder Of Steele Creek Woman

Police have made an arrest in the murder of a woman in Steele Creek.

Solstice Tavern In NoDa Shuts Down Unexpectedly

A popular hangout spot in NoDa shut down unexpectedly Monday morning.

Mooresville Teacher Missing In Mexico

It has been one week since a Woodlawn School teacher and Davidson College graduate vanished in Mexico.

Emotional Goodbye for Butler Student Killed in School Shooting

An emotional goodbye for the teen shot and killed inside Butler High School this week. 16-yr-old Bobby McKeithen is being remembered for his big personality and his love for life. Friends, family, and classmates attending what they called a homegoing service on Saturday.

Police Search For Motive In Florida Yoga Studio Slayings

What was supposed to be a routine Friday night ritual of socializing, dining and exercising in an upscale shopping center a few miles from Florida’s Capitol turned into a chaotic scene after a gunman shot two people to death and wounded five others at a yoga studio before killing himself.

Charlotte Deaf Community Bridges Communication Gap

The deaf community in Charlotte says it is time for more inclusion here in the Queen City.

Officials: 2 Dead, 4 Critically Wounded At Florida Yoga Studio

Tallahassee Police say two people are dead, including the gunman, and four are wounded after a shooting at a yoga studio Friday evening.

Road Closures Start At 7am For Novant Health Charlotte Marathon On November 3rd

The Novant Health Charlotte Marathon is happening Saturday, November 3rd, and CMPD says drivers should be prepared for multiple road closures along the route.

Alec Baldwin Charged With Assault In Alleged Parking Dispute

Alec Baldwin was arrested Friday and charged with assault and harassment after allegedly striking a man in the face during a dispute over a parking spot outside his New York City home, authorities said.

In North Carolina, GOP Banks On Trump To Save House Seats

North Carolina Republicans are trying to hold onto key U.S. House seats that, if lost, would signal a good Election Night for national Democrats.

Funeral Details Released For Dallas Police Officer Killed In Single-Vehicle Crash

Funeral details were released Friday for Corporal Travis Wells, who was killed in an accident Thursday morning.

NASCAR Hall of Fame Decked Out With Holiday Happenings

The NASCAR Hall of Fame is revved up and ready for the season with a lineup of high-octane fun during Holidays at the Hall.

YMCA To Provide Free Election Day Childcare

Across the Charlotte region, many YMCA of Greater Charlotte branches will provide free childcare on November 6, 2018 to make it easier for Americans who wish to vote on Election Day.

Feds Say Heroin, Fentanyl Remain Biggest Drug Threat To U.S.

Drug overdose deaths hit the highest level ever recorded in the United States last year, with an estimated 200 people dying per day, according to a report by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration. Most of that was the result of a record number of opioid-related deaths.