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The Belmont community is working to help people navigate the rising costs of home ownership. → Read More
This year so far, in Charlotte there have been 15 homicides. All the victims were Black or Hispanic. → Read More
As the law stands, in order to get a handgun people are required to go to their local sheriff’s department for a permit and undergo a comprehensive background check. → Read More
The NC Department of Transportation is implementing specific designs across the state to help cut down on where drivers can make a left turn on certain roads. → Read More
A source confirmed to WCNC Charlotte the vote was 204-11 in favor of a new contract. → Read More
The chance to sign up for the lottery opened on Jan. 16 and closes on Feb. 13. → Read More
Heal Charlotte shares how they want to build bridges and keep youth engaged in healthy ways. → Read More
Three fatal crimes in 24 hours, and no arrests have been made at this time. → Read More
Anndel Taylor was on her way home from work Friday when she got stuck in the storm. → Read More
It’s Christmas weekend but emergencies don’t stop during the holidays. First responders are staffed and hard at work keeping your neighborhoods safe. → Read More
The transit system is looking within to see what changes need to happen. → Read More
Currently, 76% of Medic's calls are responded to as life-threatening emergencies or as potentially life-threatening calls with lights, sirens, and first responders. → Read More
On top of recovery efforts, Duke Energy is donating $100,000 to help with the community’s needs. → Read More
This season you can expect to shell out a few more bucks for your natural trees. → Read More
Grass Roots North Carolina, Gun Owners of America and three citizens are suing Mecklenburg County Sheriff Garry McFadden, accusing him of obstructionism. → Read More
Millions of people packed their bags to travel for Thanksgiving weekend. As the holiday wraps up, you can expect to see more people on the roads and a busy airport. → Read More
Over 42,000 people died in traffic crashes in the U.S. in 2021 and 2022 is shaping to be an even deadlier year. → Read More
Seasonal limitations start Nov. 15 and will go through mid-March. → Read More
She made the trip from St. Louis to Charlotte to surprise him after reconnecting. → Read More
As the polls closed down for early voting, elections advocates wanted to ensure all voices were heard at the ballot box. → Read More