Police: Woman Hoarding Fuel Catches On Fire After Crash In Pickens County
Police say a woman, hoarding several containers of fuel in her trunk, caught on fire after crashing her car in Pickens, South Carolina on Thursday.
CATS Resumes Fare Collection After Temporary Shutdown of Colonial Pipeline
CATS will resume fare collection across the transit system on Monday, May 17th as pipeline operations return to normal.
East Charlotte Landmark Under Renovation
The historic Ervin Building on Independence Boulevard is under renovation to become a modern office space and restaurant, according to officials with Gvest Capital.
Heads up, Carolinas!
Enjoy a nice, long and bright pass of the International Space Station over the Carolinas tonight!
Deputies Charge Former East Lincoln High School Student With Communicating Threats
Police say a former East Lincoln High School student has been charged with communicating threats after posting death threats to social media.
Police: Lancaster Parents Arrested For The Death Of Their 1-Year-Old Child
Police say parents in Lancaster were arrested and charged for the death of their 1-year-old daughter on Thursday.
South Carolina Lifts Mask Mandates For Those Fully Vaccinated
South Carolina public health officials say fully vaccinated residents in the state can now go without masks in most situations.
Capacity Restrictions Lifted for Month Of May Motorsports Events Including NGK NTK NHRA Four-Wide Nationals This Weekend And May 28-30 Coca-Cola 600 Weekend
With Gov. Roy Cooper’s latest executive order, Charlotte Motor Speedway can operate at full capacity for an action-packed motorsports month of May, including this weekend’s NGK NTK NHRA Four-Wide Nationals and Memorial Day Weekend’s Coca-Cola 600.
Silver Alert Cancelled For 84-Year-Old Gastonia Man
The Gastonia Police Department says that the Silver Alert for 84-year-old William Holmes has been cancelled after he was located Friday.
Local Charlotte Bakery Owner Nominated For The Greatest Baker
Local Charlotte baker, Frankie White, owner of BW Sweets Bakery, has been nominated for the world's largest online competition for bakers, The Greatest Baker!
The Snark: Big Bows, Short Guys, Florida Man & A Meat Log
We go from a big bow to a short guy with the "Real Housewives" of New York & New Jersey. Plus some weird news about a Florida man and a fight in the chip aisle involving a meat log.
Local Teen Meredith McFadden Breaking Glass Ceilings and Baseball Bats
WCCB's James Scott got to talk with a local teen - and the only girl on her baseball team - about her success and college baseball plans
Mom Thinks Her Child Has Hole In His Mouth
A "hole" in a baby's mouth turns out to be a sticker!
Fitness Friday: Low Impact Lower Body
Get up and move - it's Fitness Friday!
Pleasant Weekend Outlook
Isolated Rain Chances. Pleasant Weekend.
Congrats To 2021 CMS Teacher & Teacher Assistant Of the Year!
Out of all the teachers in Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, Demeka Kimpson was voted as this year's best.
Israel Threatens Gaza Ground Invasion Despite Truce Efforts
Israel on Thursday said it was massing troops along the Gaza frontier and calling up 9,000 reservists ahead of a possible ground invasion of the Hamas-ruled territory, as the two bitter enemies plunged closer to all-out war.
Free Palestine March In Charlotte | VIDEO
Part of the Charlotte community came together on Thursday for an emergency protest for Palestine at Romare Bearden Park.
The Music Yard Hosts Walking On A Dream Indie Dance Party
Get your groove on this Saturday as The Music Yard in Charlotte hosts its second Walking On A Dream "Indie Dance & Rock Party."
Lowe's To Fill 250+ Jobs At May 18th Walk-In Hiring Event In Statesville
Lowe's is holding a walk-in hiring event at its regional distribution center in Statesville, N.C. on May 18th to fill more than 250 jobs, officials say.
Launch Attempt #7 for NASA Suborbital Rocket Launch
Rocket launch attempt #7 from NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia now scheduled for Saturday, May 15th.
Desperate For Workers, U.S. Restaurants And Stores Raise Pay
U.S. restaurants and stores are rapidly raising pay in an urgent effort to attract more applicants and keep up with a flood of customers as the pandemic eases.
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