9 Investigates: More women claim weight loss tea led to failed drug tests
More women are coming forward saying that drinking a tea promoted for health benefits caused them to fail workplace drug tests.
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CMPD, neighbors try to knock down crime after recent violence
WSOC went back to CMPD's Freedom Division to see step-by-step how police want to try to prevent the next shooting.
9 Investigates: Women claim weight loss tea led to failed drug tests
It is a tea advertised to detox your body, improve your mood and help with weight management.
Sexual assault victim says law failed to protect her
Jasmine Gabriel, of Charlotte, contacted Channel 9 after our investigation into Title IX, which aired last month.
Lawsuit accuses UNCC professor of sexual misconduct
A lawsuit against UNC Charlotte claims history professor Dr. Robert McEachnie groomed a student for a sexual relationship.
PETA protests Salisbury PD after video of police K-9 training prompts investigation
An internal investigation is underway after a video surfaced showing a Salisbury police officer mistreating a K-9.
Local sheriff, police chiefs say Meck County’s judicial system is creating crime in their neighborhoods
The Kannapolis Police Department chief said they are facing consequences of a court system in Mecklenburg County.
9 Investigates: Tracking COVID-19 vaccines in long-term care facilities
As the push to vaccinate against COVID-19 in North Carolina has continued, the state has shared information about those who received the vaccine. The data includes information on gender, race, and ethnicity, but there isn’t a clear picture about people in long-term care facilities.
$15 per hour: How the federal minimum wage proposal could impact you
President Joe Biden’s administration is proposing federal minimum wage of $15 per hour by 2025. The Congressional Budget Office says the legislation could lift about 900,000 people out of poverty.
‘I miss her so much’: Faye Swetlik’s mom turning pain into purpose year after girl’s slaying
Last year, on Feb. 10, 6-year-old Faye Swetlik went outside to play after she got home from school.
