Suspect In Custody After Stabbing on CATS Streetcar
A passenger has serious injuries after a stabbing on a CATS streetcar.
East 8th Vintage - The Hidden Gem Of Charlotte
A vintage enthusiast walks into a thrift store and the rest is history...
FBI: Escaped Inmate From Virginia Captured in Mexico
Alder Alfonso Marin Sotelo has been captured and taken into custody by Mexican authorities according to the FBI.
Dozens Rally As Proposed 12-Week Abortion Ban Bill Moves Through NC Legislature
Opponents of the proposed bill rallied at the Government Center Wednesday in uptown Charlotte.
Auroras Becoming More Common as Sun Enters Active Phase
The Sun will reach its solar maximum in 2024 when sunspot activity is highest. While that's good news for aurora-spotters, it isn't all positive news for us Earthlings.
Winthrop Education Professor And Alumna Abbigail Armstrong Passes Away Unexpectedtly
Winthrop University Associate Professor of Education Abbigail Armstrong β95, β02, unexpectedly passed away Tuesday, May 2.
Cornelius Police Officer Arrested On Criminal Sexual Conduct Charges With A Minor
Police officer Erickson Lee, 25, turned himself in to YCSO detectives on May 2, 2023, after being charged with criminal sexual conduct with a minor.
Suspect Identified After Shooting Inside Atlanta Building Leaves 1 Dead, 4 Injured
One person was fatally shot and at least four others injured Wednesday in a shooting in a Midtown Atlanta building, police said.
Airbnb Will Push Rooms As Low-Cost Option To House Rentals
Airbnb is making a renewed push into renting single rooms in a nod to its beginnings and a realization that renting an entire house is too expensive for many travelers, especially younger ones.
Johnston YMCA In NoDa To Close Following Sale
The Johnston YMCA in NoDa is expected to close by the end of the year.
ICSO: Teens Arrested After Setting Abandoned Home On Fire
Two teens were arrested after being charged with arson on April, 28th.
NCHSAA Committee Approves Policy Allowing High School Athletes To Profit Off Their Name, Image, Likeness
The North Carolina High School Athletic Association Committee approves a policy that will allow high school athletes to profit off their name, image, and likeness (NIL).
2nd Annual Reed Parlier Golf Tournament Raises Money For Scholarship In His Name
Proceeds from the tournament go to the Reed Parlier Family Scholarship at UNC Charlotte. More than 12 students have been supported by the scholarship since 2020.
Death Investigation Following Uptown Charlotte Condo Fire
Fire officials confirm one person was found deceased during a search of the building.
Up 'n Adam: Stargazer
Adam Wurtzel took a trip to the Charlotte Cirque & Dance Center to learn how to do some of the circus stunts seen in the show Stargazer.
Parent Arrested For Assaulting Rowan County School Bus Driver
Deputies say a parent has been arrested and charged after allegedly assaulting a Rowan-Salisbury School bus driver.
City Of Charlotte Employee Dies In House Fire
A City of Charlotte employee was killed in a house fire in northwest Charlotte.
Daughter of Buccaneers LB Shaq Barrett Drowns In Family Pool
Police say the 2-year-old daughter of Tampa Bay Buccaneers linebacker Shaquil Barrett drowned in a swimming pool at the family's home. Officers responding to a call that a child had fallen into a pool were sent to Barrett's home Sunday morning.
Sunny, Cool Start to May
The fifth month of the year gets off to a great start, but it may feel more like March at times.
Soggy Sunday, Clearing By Workweek
For the ninth-straight weekend, rain and storms will impact your outdoor plans.
Four Years Later, UNC Charlotte Dedicates Memorial To Honor Lives Lost In School Shooting
The university dedicated a permanent campus memorial to honor Riley Howell and Reed Parlier, who died that day.Β Four others were injured in the tragedy.
North Carolina Justices Hand GOP Big Wins With Election Rulings
In massive victories for Republicans, the newly GOP-controlled North Carolina Supreme Court on Friday threw out a previous ruling against gerrymandered voting maps and upheld a photo voter identification law that colleagues had struck down as racially biased.
