U.S. Sues Volkswagen Over Emissions Cheating
Federal authorities are suing Volkswagen over emissions-cheating software found in nearly 600,000 vehicles sold in the United States.
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Federal authorities are suing Volkswagen over emissions-cheating software found in nearly 600,000 vehicles sold in the United States.
"Most of us are relieved to be back at work. We want to continue with the normalcy, and we miss each other very much," Executive Director Lavinia Johnson told reporters.
Carolina closed out its remarkable season by wrapping up home-field advantage in the NFC.
Armed anti-government protesters took over a remote national wildlife refuge in Oregon as part of a decades-long fight over public lands in the West while federal authorities are keeping watch but keeping their distance.
President Barack Obama is slated Monday to finalize a set of new executive actions tightening the nation's gun laws, making his first order of business in the new year a clear signal the president in his final year doesn't intend to go quietly.
A Winston-Salem police officer has been hurt in a shooting during a traffic stop.
Deputies have arrested two people following a car jacking and attempted armed robbery early Sunday morning in Rowan County.
Construction on the I-77 toll lanes are underway, but the project could still be stopped.
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department is conducting a homicide investigation in West Charlotte.
A man opened fire on police early Saturday morning, leading to a SWAT standoff in Mint Hill.
The snow making machines are up and running at Sugar Mountain Resort.
One person is in the hospital after a stabbing in Northwest Charlotte Saturday night.
Authorities are trying to identify human bones found in the woods of Iredell County.
The Gastonia Police Department is investigating a homicide that occurred Friday on Jefferson Avenue.
Police have a man in custody after a SWAT standoff at a Mint Hill apartment complex.
A shootout in a busy North Charlotte intersection New Years Day. Local police heard the gunshots and stopped it in progress. CMPD says quick reaction by officers may have prevented the first murder of 2016.
Police in Gastonia are investigating the first murder of the year off Jefferson Avenue.
The first day of 2016 was a solemn one for the families of local murder victims. CMPD investigated 62 murders in 2015. That's 20 more than the year before.
The new year means a new chance to hit the slopes. Several area ski resorts are planning to reopen this weekend because of the cooler weather.
Union County Sheriff's deputies arrested two men after deputies say they broke into a home in Marshville.
A man is in custody today after police say he stole and wrecked an officer's patrol car early Friday morning.
Just hours away from the official start of the new year, thousands of people packed Uptown.
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