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Lowe's To Cut More Than 500 Corporate-Based Jobs

Lowe's announced Tuesday that they will be cutting several hundred corporate-based positions in North Carolina as they try to adapt to the constantly changing retail landscape.

Panthers Release Fullback Mike Tolbert

The Carolina Panthers have released fullback Mike Tolbert according to reports Tuesday.

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Meth Lab Found Near School In Rowan County

Investigators say five "shake and bake" meth labs were found at a home near an elementary school in Rowan County.

#Trending: 5th Grader Seeks Homework Advice on Local Ohio Police Department's Facebook!

A 5th grader decided the police department would be the best to ask for homework help, and the cutest father-daughter argument about counting!

Funeral For Erica Parsons Scheduled For Saturday

Erica Parsons funeral will be held Saturday, Feb. 25th.

Governor Cooper Proposes Plan to Raise NC Teacher Pay

Governor Roy Cooper is proposing an ambitious plan to raise teacher pay. The Governor wants to get North Carolina teacher salaries to the national average in five years.

UNCC Students Speak Out After Recent Spike In Crime At Off-Campus Apartments

Some UNC Charlotte students are concerned about rising crime at their off-campus apartments.

A New Study Breaks Down The Worst U.S. Cities For Traffic In 2016

If you thought traffic was getting worse, a new study shows you may be right.

UNCC Quarterback Released On Bond Following Rape, Assault Charges

The University of North Carolina quarterback, Kevin Olsen, was arrested on Sunday for charges of rape and assault.

New John F. Kennedy Stamp Marks Centennial of His Birth

The U.S. Postal Service has unveiled a new stamp to mark the 100th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's birth.

Wilson's Previewing The Charlotte Writers' Club Book Fair

Wilson was at Barnes & Noble previewing the Charlotte Writers' Club Book Fair.

US Defense Secretary Mattis: US will Stay in Iraq a While

U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Monday he believes U.S. forces will be in Iraq and in the fight against Islamic State militants for a while, despite some rocky times between the two nations.

Trump Seeks National Security Adviser, Health Care Strategy

President Donald Trump's holiday weekend featured a raucous campaign rally, a health care strategy session, interviews for a new national security adviser — and even a few holes of golf.

Police: Alcohol Factor In Northwest Charlotte Fatal Wreck

Investigators say alcohol was a factor in a wreck that killed a man early Monday morning.

Drugs Vanish at Some VA Hospitals

Federal authorities are stepping up investigations at Department of Veterans Affairs medical centers due to a sharp increase in opioid theft, missing prescriptions or unauthorized drug use by VA employees since 2009, according to government data obtained by The Associated Press.