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Panthers’ McCaffrey Doubtful For Sunday’s Game Vs Eagles

The Panthers have listed running back Christian McCaffrey as doubtful for Sunday’s game against the Philadelphia Eagles.

COVID Heroes Can Get Free Burger In Mooresville On October 21

COVID Heroes are being appreciated later this month with a free burger at The Barcelona Burger & Beer Garden in Mooresville.

Drying Out Into the Weekend

Scattered showers persist into the overnight hours, but we should largely dry out by Saturday afternoon.

CMPD investigates deadly crash on Wilkinson Blvd

Coroner: Body Found In Lancaster County Creek Identified

The Lancaster County Sheriff's Office is investigating a homicide after discovering a body in a creek Monday afternoon. Officials announced Friday that the body has been identified as a 46-year-old.

Deputies: Prisoner Awaiting Sentencing Hanged Himself In Lincoln County Detention Center

A man awaiting sentencing for his involvement in a violent weekend escapade with one woman hanged himself Thursday night in the Lincoln County Sheriff's Office Detention Center, according to deputies.

Statesville Man Facing 30 Charges In Connection To Child Pornography

A 64-year-old Statesville man is facing 30 counts of felony charges for sexual exploitation of a minor, according to Iredell County Sheriff's Office.

Deputies: Lincoln County Man Facing Child Exploitation Charge

A 39-year-old Lincoln County man has been charged with sexual exploitation of a child, according to the Lincoln County Sheriff's Office.

Police: 2 Dead, Suspect Held In Shooting At Senior Facility

Two people were fatally shot Friday at a Maryland senior living facility just outside of Washington, D.C., and one suspect is in custody, police said.

City of Charlotte Announces Reopening Of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Government Center Beginning Oct. 18

The City of Charlotte announced Friday that the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Government Center will start to open back up to the public on Monday, Oct. 18.

Biden Is First President To Mark Indigenous Peoples’ Day

President Joe Biden on Friday issued the first-ever presidential proclamation of Indigenous Peoples’ Day, lending the most significant boost yet to efforts to refocus the federal holiday celebrating Christopher Columbus toward an appreciation of native peoples.

McDonald's Appreciating Teachers, School Staff With Free Breakfast 'Thank You Meals' Next Week

McDonald's is making school day mornings a little more special for educators by showing appreciation with a free breakfast 'Thank You Meal' from Oct. 11-15.

Red Hot Chili Peppers To Perform At Bank Of America Stadium In 2022

The Red Hot Chili Peppers are coming to Charlotte in 2022 to perform at the Bank of America Stadium for the band's first ever stadium tour in the United States.

McCaffrey Says Thursday Night Game Contributed To Injury

Add Christian McCaffrey to a growing list of NFL players who don’t like Thursday night games.

Last of the Rain and Storms

More showers and heavy downpours today. Rain chances wrap up this weekend.

Gilmore: No Hard Feelings On Pats, Excited To Join Panthers

Stephon Gilmore said he’s excited to join the hometown Carolina Panthers team that he grew up rooting for and doesn’t harbor any ill feelings toward the New England Patriots, who traded him away less than two years after being the NFL’s Defensive Player of the Year.

Wilson's World Carolina Ren Fest Full 10.8.21

Wilson's World: The Renaissance Fest Is Back!

Huzzah! Wilson took us to one of his favorite places, the Carolina Renaissance Festival! After a year of no turkey legs and no jousting the Ren Fest is back!

Lay-a-way For The Digital World; 'Buy Now, Pay Later' Allows Retailers To Reach New Consumers

A digital Lay-a-way for online shopping. Buy now, pay later tech is experiencing massive growth. Retails big and small are offering consumers ways to purchase products and services and pay over time though companies like Afterpay, Affirm, Shoppay and others.