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Pipeline Explosion Impact On Gas Prices

Prepare to pay more at the pump. The Governor of Alabama issued a state of emergency after a major pipeline explosion. The Colonial Pipeline in Alabama supplies gas to North Carolina.

VP Joe Biden Holds "Get Out The Early Vote" Rally In Charlotte

Vice President Joe Biden spoke Tuesday at the "Get Out The Early Vote" rally held in southwest Charlotte.

Six People Arrested In Connection With A Stolen Vehicle

CMPD has arrested and charged six suspects in connection with a stolen vehicle Tuesday.

Gov. McCrory Signs Executive Order To Limit Impact Of Latest Pipeline Disruption

Governor Pat McCrory has already begun taking steps to help minimize the impact of the Colonial Pipeline disruption caused by Monday's explosion near Helena, Alabama.

Murder Suspect Wanted After Failure To Appear In Court

Police are looking for Montrez Clark, 26, after they say he failed to show up for his murder trial last Monday morning.

Iredell County Deputies Seize Largest Amount Of Oxycotin In County's History

The Iredell County Sheriff's Office seized its largest amount of Oxycotin in county history thanks to a traffic stop last Tuesday.

AAA Warns Of Rising Gas Prices In Charlotte After Pipeline Explosion

Officials with AAA said Tuesday that Charlotte should expect to see rising gas prices after a part of the Colonial Pipeline exploded in Alabama Monday afternoon.

Commissioner Goodell To Review Hits On Cam Newton

According to Ed Werder of ESPN, Commissioner Roger Goodell will look into the Panthers' concerns regarding the hits on Cam Newton.

#Trending: Celebrity and Presidential Halloween Round Up on Social Media

Recapping celebrity Halloween costumes and the President dancing at the White House Halloween Party

Macy's In Pineville Closing

Macy's inside Carolina Place Mall will be closing.

Appeals Court Agrees To Grant Full Bench Review Of Rowan County Prayer Case

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit announced yesterday that the full court would reconsider a September 2-1 panel decision that allowed the commissioners of Rowan County, North Carolina, to continue their practice of opening meetings with prayers that coerced public participation and overwhelmingly advanced beliefs specific to one religion.