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Charlotte Hornets Set To Open 2017-2018 Season

Coach Steve Clifford says he feels good about the current roster even though injuries have made it difficult to fully assess the team.

Charlotte Hornets GM Rich Cho Joins "Got Game"

Charlotte Hornets General Manager Rich Cho joined the "Got Game" crew to discuss the upcoming season, the new additions to the team, his food blog, and more.

Big Question for U.S. Cities: Is Amazon’s HQ2 Worth the Price?

Dozens of cities are working frantically to land Amazon’s second headquarters, raising a weighty question with no easy answer: Is it worth it?

Iredell Commissioners Consider Allowing Concealed Carry Guns for County Employees

A debate tonight in Iredell County over guns and county employees. Commissioners are considering a plan to allow government workers to carry concealed guns in the office.

‘Project Runway’ Fashion Designer Mychael Knight Dies

Georgia fashion designer Mychael Knight, who was a finalist on the popular TV competition show “Project Runway,” died Tuesday at age 39.

Many Still Seek Help As Tornado Cleanup Continues In A NC Town

It's been more than a week since a tornado roared through Hudson in Caldwell County, and there's been little to no help from state and federal agencies.

Don't Miss The Inaugural "Charlotte Black Restaurant Week" Now Through October 22

The first ever "Black Restaurant Week" in Charlotte is underway with 21 participating restaurants throughout the area.

CATS Holds Public Meeting On Proposed LYNX Red Line

Residents got a little more clarity Tuesday evening about a potential new commuter rail in Charlotte.

A Short-Term Health Deal By Senators, With Trump’s Blessing

Republican and Democratic senators joined in announcing a plan Tuesday aimed at stabilizing America’s health insurance markets in the wake of President Donald Trump’s order to terminate “Obamacare” subsidies.

Man Has Life Threatening Injuries After NE Charlotte Shooting

Police are investigating after a man was shot Tuesday evening.

Deputies Shutdown Illegal Moonshine Still In Burke County

A 30 gallon still operation was shut down Tuesday after a Burke County Deputy and NC Alcohol Law Enforcement agents searched a home off Old Highway 18.

7 Injured, Including 6 Children, After Daycare Van Flips In East Charlotte Accident

CMPD says seven people were injured Tuesday afternoon when a daycare van collided with another vehicle in east Charlotte and flipped.

15-Year-Old Dallas Girl Reported Missing

Police need help finding a 15-year-old girl that was last seen Friday.

Police Arrest Suspect Wanted For Burglarizing Moose Pharmacy Tuesday Morning

The man wanted for burglarizing Moose Pharmacy early Tuesday morning has been arrested.

325-Pound Woman Charged With Killing Girl By Sitting On Her

A 325-pound (150-kilogram) Florida woman is charged with killing her 9-year-old cousin by sitting on the child as punishment.

Me Too: Alyssa Milano Elevates Harvey Weinstein Conversation

Alyssa Milano was in bed with her two young children when a friend of a friend on Facebook suggested something that struck her as a great way to elevate the Harvey Weinstein conversation. She took the idea to Twitter, posting: “If you’ve been sexually harassed or assaulted write ‘me too’ as a reply to this tweet.”

The Snark Report: Ariana Grande Defies Gravity, Dr. Kitty, and a Politician Gets Abducted by Aliens

Derek's got plenty to Snark this Tuesday, including Ariana Grande and Dr. Kitty.

Charlotte Looks to Attract Amazon

Charlotte and cities across the country are racing to win over Amazon!

NFL Owners Set to Meet Over National Anthem Protests

Jerry Richardson will join the rest of the NFL owners and players at a meeting.

Trump’s Claim about Predecessors, Fallen Troops Disputed

For U.S. presidents, meeting the families of military personnel killed in war is about as wrenching as the presidency gets. President Donald Trump’s suggestion Monday that his predecessors fell short in that duty brought a visceral reaction from those who witnessed those grieving encounters.

Neighbors Worried About More Slave Burial Sites as City Council Approves Controversial Rezoning

Some neighbors in University City are upset tonight after City Council unanimously approved a controversial rezoning. There's a slave burial site on the property and neighbors are worried there could be more graves.