Hunter Biden Found Guilty On All Counts In Federal Gun Trial
Hunter Biden has been found guilty on all counts in his federal gun trial.Β
City Of Charlotte Launches CLT+ EspaΓ±ol
The City of Charlotte launched CLT+ EspaΓ±ol, a mobile-friendly single source for service requests and information.
Dead Body Located In Chester County
Chester County Sheriff's Investigators have located a dead body on Cradle Street.
Serial Rapist Sentenced To Life In Prison
Testimonies of three survivors of sexual assault lead to life sentence of serial rapist.
Key New Features Coming To Apple's iOS18 This Fall
Apple announced a slew of new features for iOS 18 at Monday'sΒ developers conferenceΒ event, many of which are designed to enhance the Siri assistant and bring artificial intelligence tools to iPhone users.
Gaston County Dad Will Help His Family With $400,000 Win
Melvin Brooks of Stanley saw that a friend won a nice prize playing the new $400,000 Jackpot game so he tried his luck on Saturday and won the first $400,000 top prize in the game.
Pedestrian Fatally Struck On The Plaza
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department is investigating after a pedestrian was fatally struck Monday night on the Plaza.Β
Native American Community Members Outraged Over HB385
Section 11 of House Bill 385 is proposing harmful amendments that will impact Native American burial grounds and other historical sites on the North Carolina coast.
York County Man Facing Eight Charges Of Attempted Sexual Exploitation Of A Minor
Attorney General Alan Wilson announced the arrest of 48-year-old Edward Baines for soliciting a minor for sex.
Missing Charlotte Teenager Found
Detectives with the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department's Missing Persons Unit located 18-year-old Dubai Litaker walking down Monroe Road.
Atrium Health Underwrites Nearly $3 Billion in Free And Discounted Care In 2023
Atrium Healthβs reinvestments into the communities it serves continues to grow. In its first year as part of Charlotte-based Advocate Health, Atrium Health provided a record amount of community benefits, totaling $2.97 billion during calendar year 2023.
CATS Announces Juneteenth Service
The Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS) is announcing the CATS Call Center, Lost and Found, Pass Sales and Information offices will be closed Wednesday, June 19, in observance of Juneteenth.
Mecklenburg County Sheriff Responds To Rising Suicide Rates In Detention Center
The Mecklenburg County Sheriffβs Office is addressing the concerning increase in suicide attempts within the detention center, with 15 incidents reported in 2024 thus far, marking a notable rise compared to previous years.
City Of Charlotte Adopts Fiscal Year 2025 Budget
Charlotte City Council has adopted the Fiscal Year (FY) 2025 Budget and FY 2025-2029 Capital Investment Plan.
Man Charged With Felony Murder Following Shooting In Newton
A Newton man has been charged with felony murder following a homicide investigation on Monday, June 10th.
Tasty Tuesday: Edamame Salad & Street Corn
Chef Mara is back for another Tasty Tuesday! This week, she's helping celebrate national corn on the cob day with a few variations on the summer grill favorite.
Up 'n Adam: Activate Charlotte
Adam Wurtzel went to check out Charlotte's newest interactive active gaming experience, Activate.
President Biden's Statement On Record Decrease In Crime In First Quarter Of 2024
President Biden has released a statement commenting on the decrease of crime seen thus far in 2024.
CMA Fest 2024
Adam Wurtzel went to CMA Fest to interview some of your favorite musicians from the world of country, pop and rock.
Stitching Success: Local High School Senior Receives Scholarship To Study Fashion Design
From the drawing board, to the sewing machine, to the final masterpiece βΒ Allie Albrecht is poised to leave her mark in the fashion world.Β Β
Charlotte Mobile Home Park Renters Protest Alleged Management Mistreatment
A peaceful protest turned physical when renters living in a Charlotte mobile home park marched in an attempt to put a stop to predatory towing and unfair fees.
10 Members Of NC State's 1983 National Champions Sue NCAA Over Compensation
Ten players from North Carolina Stateβs 1983 national champion basketball team have sued the NCAA and the Collegiate Licensing Company seeking compensation for unauthorized use of their name, image and likeness.
