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New Cevicheria Opens in Plaza Midwood

Cuban & Peruvian inspired Calle Sol Latin Café and Cevicheria opens its doors in Plaza Midwood

Elsa Expected to Become a Hurricane Before Landfall

Elsa is expected to become a hurricane before landfall on Florida's west coast. Local impacts from Elsa will be begin late Wednesday into early Thursday.

Bruce Springsteen's Daughter Makes Olympic Equestrian Team

The daughter of rock icon Bruce Springsteen and singer-songwriter Patti Scialfa has been selected as one of four riders on the U.S. jumping team that will compete at the Tokyo Olympics.

Baby Boom Forecast Busts In North Carolina

Predictions of a baby boom during the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown have gone bust in North Carolina, according to a team of researchers.

Burke County Inmate Located In Attic After Being Accidentally Released From Jail

A Burke County inmate has been located Tuesday afternoon after being accidentally released from jail Friday, according to officials.

Hannah-Jones Chooses Howard After UNC-Chapel Hill Tenure Fight

A Black investigative journalist who won a Pulitzer Prize for her groundbreaking work on the bitter legacy of slavery in the U.S. announced Tuesday that she will not join the faculty at the University of North Carolina following an extended tenure fight, and instead will accept a chaired professorship at Howard University.

Beware Of False Surfside GoFundMe Sites

As the search continues for victims in the debris of the South Florida condo collapse, officials are sending out a warning about scammers setting up false charity sites in hopes of profiting off of this tragedy.

Gov. Cooper: North Carolinians Should Monitor Tropical Storm Elsa, Prepare For Significant Rains

Governor Roy Cooper and state emergency management officials are monitoring the forecast track and potential impacts from Tropical Storm Elsa and advising residents in eastern and central North Carolina to be prepared for significant rains and possible flooding.

Flight From Charlotte To Bahamas Delayed After Passengers Refused To Wear Masks

American Airlines says a flight from Charlotte to the Bahamas was delayed after a group of passengers were non complaint with the federal mask mandate.

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Earl's Grocery To Permanently Close Down Later This Month

Popular small Charlotte business, Earl's Grocery, is permanently closing for good later this month.

Murder Suspect Shot, Killed By Wilkes County Deputy

A North Carolina man suspected in a woman’s stabbing death was shot and killed by a Wilkes County deputy hours after the victim’s body was found dead in Caldwell County, authorities said.

Elsa Could Bring Heavy Rain, Storms to the Carolinas Thursday

Hurricane watches have been issued for parts of Florida ahead of Tropical Storm Elsa. Heavy rain and flash flooding a concern from Florida to the Carolinas.

One Dead After Accidental East Charlotte Fire At Apartment Complex

One person is dead after an accidental fire at an east Charlotte apartment complex early Tuesday morning.

Elsa To Bring Heavy Rain And Storms To The Carolinas

Heavy Rain and Storms Late Week from Elsa

Hurricane watches in effect for parts of the Florida coast. Impacts locally Thursday.

Tasty Tuesday: Cinnamon Roll Twists

It's a proper breakfast for Tasty Tuesday this week with cinnamon roll twists

Wccb Exclusively Speaks With 7 Year Old Boy Shot In Statesville Drive By

Only On WCCB: Statesville Boy Speaks Out About Violence, One Week After Being Shot

7-Year-Old Maliki Ramseur is one of three children shot last Monday in their Statesville neighborhood. One child was killed. No one has been arrested for the crime.

EOTC: Joey Chestnut Beats His Own Hot Dog Eating Record

The Nathan's hot dog eating contest has concluded and the reigning champion Joey Chestnut outdid himself by eating one more hot dog than he did last year.

New Data Shows Positive COVID Trends in Mecklenburg County

New data shows positive trends when it comes to COVID deaths in Mecklenburg County. The Health Department did not report any new COVID-related deaths during the last week of June.