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New citizens take oath of Allegiance to US at naturalization ceremony in Charlotte

The Charlotte Museum of History held a naturalization ceremony on Friday, July 4th, where several new citizens took their oath of allegiance to the country.

Officers out in force this holiday weekend on NC waterways

Officers will continue increased enforcement of boating laws out on the water through the July 4th weekend. They will especially be looking for drunk and reckless drivers.

CMPD: No major incidents in Uptown July 4th celebrations

The department says the "strategic operations plan" they put together ahead of time was successful, ensuring the safety of those watching the display that followed the Charlotte Knights game Thursday night.

Gastonia celebrates July 4th with food, fun and fireworks

Gastonia's fireworks display this Fourth of July followed hours of festivities in the city's downtown. It was a full day of fun with food, music, and plenty of things to do for the kids.

1 person rushed to hospital after emergency on Lake Wylie

York County Emergency Management confirmed to WCCB that they responded to a drowning in Tega Cay this Fourth of July. It happened at Nivens Creek Landing on Lake Wylie.

Driver killed in York County crash

A driver died early Thursday morning after losing control of their vehicle and overturning in York County, South Carolina.

Fresh Veggies for Seniors: Healthy Benefits Available at Farmers Markets

Eligible senior citizens can receive a $50 voucher per season to purchase fresh fruits, vegetables, raw honey, and fresh cut herbs from specific farmers markets.

U.S. labor market surprises with 147,000 new jobs last month. Here are the big takeaways

The U.S. job market delivered another upside surprise last month, churning out a better-than-expected 147,000 jobs.

Denny's and Waffle House remove egg surcharges as prices fall

Denny’s and Waffle House have removed surcharges that the two restaurant chains added to their menus when U.S. egg prices spiked earlier in the year.

Survey: 4 North Carolina businesses voted the most investable

A new survey revealed that four North Carolina businesses were voted the most investable, according to MarketBeat.

Local boating club helping veterans find peace this Independence Day

He's a part of the Freedom Boat Club, a local boating community where members can rent boats and enjoy some time on the water.

AAA activating ‘Tow to Go’ for 4th of July weekend

AAA is activating “Tow to Go” in Charlotte for the 4th of July weekend, as the Auto Club Group prepares to assist nearly 700,000 stranded drivers this week.

AAA Warns of Common July 4th Holiday Hazards

As Americans prepare to celebrate Independence Day with backyard barbecues, fireworks displays, and poolside gatherings, AAA reminds homeowners to be mindful of potential risks that could lead to property damage or injury.

Wonderful Start To Holiday Weekend, Tracking Homegrown Tropical Trouble

Wonderful start to holiday weekend, tracking homegrown tropical development

We won't have to deal with nature's fireworks tonight, but there is some tropical trouble brewing in our own backyard.

15-year-old boy makes history as one of youngest students to enroll as an incoming freshman at JCSU

Josiah Matthews skipped multiple grades at Matthews Intellectual Academy to jump into computer science at Johnson C. Smith University.

3 Charlotte men accused of stealing more than $5 million in luxury cars

The Department of Justice says 24-year-olds Aquanzae Switzer and Antwone Banks, along with 26-year-old Trajan Mack, are facing multiple counts after targeting multiple dealerships here in the Carolinas and other southern states.

AAA offers free "Tow to Go" service all weekend long

This Fourth of July weekend, AAA is once again offering its 'Tow to Go' service. It provides folks who might have had too much to drink a safe way to get themselves and their car back home.

Gov Stein Signs Bill To Ban Student Cellphones In Class

NC Gov signs bill into law that bans cellphones in classrooms

House Bill 959 bans cellphones in classrooms. Governor Stein says he signed the bill because the phones are a distraction to learning. WCCB News @ Ten anchor Gary Brode reports.

Nyt: Fireworks Prices Could Rocket Next Year

NYT: Tariffs could sharply impact 2026 fireworks celebrations

The weather in the Charlotte area is looking great for the Fourth of July, which means that the area's fireworks shows will be a go this year. But President Trump's tariffs on all goods from China includes fireworks, and there is concern about what will light up the sky next year.