Schools placed under lockdown during shooting investigation, CMPD says
Two people were shot in the middle of Thursday afternoon in northeast Charlotte, MEDIC said.
By Almiya White, wsoctv.com and WSOCTV.com News Staff
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Everyday items may see price hikes as tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China begin
President Donald Trump’s tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China have taken effect, potentially impacting the prices of everyday items such as food, clothes, and gas.
Small business owners in Charlotte face uncertainty over federal funding freeze
Small business owners in Charlotte are concerned about the potential loss of federal funding, which they say is crucial for filling financial gaps and keeping their businesses afloat.
Motorcyclists caught passing school buses with stop arms out, raising safety concerns
Two motorcyclists have been caught on camera dangerously passing school buses with their stop arms out in the Iredell-Statesville School District this month, raising safety concerns among students and parents.
Judge blocks ending of government support for DEI programs, citing free-speech rights
A federal judge has blocked an executive order that aimed to end government support for diversity, equity, and inclusion programs, citing violations of free speech rights.
Young leaders voice concerns at town hall
Charlotte City Councilwoman Tiawana Brown, D-District 3, spearheaded a town hall meeting Thursday night so young future leaders could be heard.
Good Samaritan driving by house fire calls 911, alerts residents
Someone driving by a burning home in east Charlotte Tuesday afternoon called 911 and alerted the residents.
Charlotte Catholic High School principal stepping down amid controversies
Charlotte Catholic High School Principal Lori Phillips will be resigning from the school on Friday, according to a letter obtained by Channel 9 on Tuesday.
Health officials seek to expand victim intervention program
Health officials want to expand a violence intervention program that provides victims with critical resources.
Iredell Coast ends free food pantry due to rising grocery costs
Iredell Coast is set to discontinue its free food pantry starting Monday due to rising grocery prices, marking a significant shift in its community support services.
Bill aims to halt rent fixing, boost transparency in Charlotte
Woman recovering after being hit head-on by fleeing car involved in police chase
West Charlotte family trying to rebuild after fire destroys home
Judge’s temporary block leaves nonprofits in North Carolina uncertain about federal aid
Waxhaw police search for woman in package thefts caught on camera
‘Help the community’: Charlotte teen inspired by MLK gives to those in need
Man accused of killing his sister inside home in Rock Hill, detectives say
Family accuses assisted living workers, residents of taking loved one’s belongings
‘It’s a long drop’: Firefighter details high-angle rescue in Indian Land
Worker rescued from 92-foot tower in Indian Land
Ice build up could bring down limbs, power lines
‘It’s insane’: Tenants react to lawsuit against landlords accused of using AI to raise rent prices
Several landlords accused of using AI to swindle millions out of renters in NC
Whooping cough cases surging across US
Thieves smash into Huntersville shop on Christmas, steal a single PlayStation
‘Such a blessing’: Contractor helps woman remove hateful graffiti from west Charlotte home
Scammers target Charlotte drivers with fake parking fees
Woman terrified after someone spray-painted hateful messaging on home
‘So amazing’: First Afro-Latina teen cast to play the lead in The Nutcracker
Residents excited about new development coming to south Charlotte
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