Man Destroys 4 CMPD Drones And A Bomb Squad Robot Before Surrendering
Police say 32-year-old Anh Thai threatened his neighbors on Griers Fork Drive and then barricaded himself inside his mother's home.
Commissioners Vote On 80-Acre "SantΓ© Matthews" Mixed-Use Development
A plan for a new 80-acre mixed-used development is up for a vote in Matthews on Monday night.
North Carolina Oceanfront Home Collapses Into The Atlantic
Another oceanfront home in Rodanthe collapsed into the Atlantic on Monday
Dynamic Health Carolinas March 2023 Events
Dynamic Health Carolinas is offering March events that focus on hidden knee pain.
Wet & Wintry Sunday
Don't expect any accumulations outside of the High Country, but some wet snow may mix in with rain at times north of I-40 Sunday morning.
2023 Charlotte St. Patrick's Day Parade
Check out the pictures from the 2023 St. Patrick's Day Parade
Former Davidson Day Standout Maya Caldwell Returns to WNBA
Caldwell, a 5'11 homegrown queen of the Queen City who skied over the competition while at Davidson Day and the University of Georgia, is officially a member of the Indiana Fever of the WNBA.
Local Food Pantries See Increased Demand As Extra SNAP Benefits End
In 2022, Loaves and Fishes saw a 38 percent increase in need due to inflation, that coupled with the end of extra SNAP benefits means there will be more families needing their help.Β
Illuminated Vapor Trail From Rocket Launch Could Be Seen Across The Carolinas Saturday
Rocket Lab's Electron rocket is scheduled to liftoff from Wallops Island on Saturday. It may be visible across the Carolinas!
Public's Help Needed to Locate Missing 14-Year-Old Charlotte Girl
A Charlotte teen is missing and police need the community's help to locate her.
Rising Has Gone Fishin' At The Major League Fishing Expo
Bahakel Entertainment's Adam Wurtzel visits The Park Expo And Conference Center ahead of this weekend's The Major League Fishing Expo.
Wife Sues Over Meteorologist's Death In NC Helicopter Crash
The family of a WBTV meteorologistΒ who was killed last year in a helicopter crashΒ in North Carolina is suing a maintenance facility and the companies that owned and operated the aircraft.
Severe Weather Preparedness Week Underway in Carolinas
Ah, spring. The flowers are blooming, the birds are chirping⦠and severe weather is booming.
Sheriff: Man Killed In Stanly County Officer-Involved Shooting
The Stanly County Sheriff's Office says one person has died after an officer-involved shooting.
Police: Fort Mill Paramedic Sexually Assaulted Teen in Ambulance
A Fort Mill paramedic is out on bond after being accused of sexually assaulting a female passenger he was transporting to the hospital.
Murder Of South Carolinians In Mexico Shines Spotlight On Travel Concerns Across The Border
With Spring Break right around the corner,Β some feel a trip to Cancun or other tourist destinations in Mexico may not be as safe after the kidnapping of four South Carolinians.Β
Robert Blake, Actor Acquitted In Wife's Killing, Dies At 89
Actor Robert Blake has died at age 89. The Emmy-winner's career triumphs were later overshadowed by a trial in which he was acquitted of murdering his wife.
Multiple Deaths In Jehovah's Witness Hall Shooting In Germany
German police say shots were fired inside a building used by Jehovahβs Witnesses in the northern German city of Hamburg and an unspecified number of people were killed or wounded.
Report: Trump Invited To Testify Before NY Grand Jury
Former President Donald Trump has reportedly been invited to testify next week before a New York grand jury that has been investigating hush money payments made on his behalf during his 2016 presidential campaign.
Freezing Temperatures Return Next Week
Freezing temperatures will soon return! This cold will present a risk to agriculture across the southeast.
Apology Letter Found After US Citizens Killed In Mexico
A letter claiming to be from the Mexican drug cartel blamed for abducting four Americans and killing two of them condemns the violence. It says the gang turned its own members, who were responsible, over to authorities.
Judge Uses A Slavery Law To Rule Frozen Embryos Are Property
A Virginia judge has ruled that frozen embryos can legally be considered property, based partly on a 19th century law governing the treatment of slaves.
