1 hospitalized after shooting at west Charlotte apartments
One person was shot Wednesday night at a west Charlotte apartment complex, MEDIC said.
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Changes are on the table again for Birkdale Village
The owner of the property is asking the Huntersville Town Board to allow a 125-room hotel, 150 apartments, 26,000 square feet of additional retail, and more than 122,000 square feet of new office space.
Porch pirate disguised as delivery driver steals kid’s medication
A doorbell camera caught a porch pirate disguised as a delivery driver taking a package from a homeowner’s doorstep.
‘It warms your heart’: Local community center provides Thanksgiving lunch
Leaders in one west Charlotte community are making sure no one goes hungry this Thanksgiving.
Police: Burglar used umbrella for disguise before home break in
A clever act caught on camera - A man dressed in a construction like vest and rubber boots used an umbrella to hide his face as he broke into a home in Gaston County.
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Community leaders in Statesville push to preserve history of former Black school
Community leaders in Statesville want to preserve the history of Morningside School which gave Black students an education and opportunities.
City, activists step up to help motel residents forced to move during holidays
Residents at the Lamplighter Inn motel in northwest Charlotte must leave by Dec. 11 and city leaders are trying to navigate them during the difficult time.
Tenants at motel with unsafe conditions must leave soon; city offers help
The 68 residents at the Lamplighter Inn in northwest Charlotte have less than three weeks to pack up and get out because of unsafe living conditions left by the property owner.
District stresses safety after hundreds caught passing stopped school buses
There have been 222 violations of drivers passing a stopped school bus this semester in the Mooresville Graded School District, officials said.
Flood victims who sold homes to county still wait on insurance company
Some families in a northwest Charlotte neighborhood are selling their homes to Mecklenburg County due to flood damage from Helene but most of them interested haven’t received their insurance claim yet, which means no sale for now.
Youth baseball league concerned about paying to play at county ballfield
‘The audacity’: Doorbell camera catches porch pirate in the act
Church building to be transformed into housing for people experiencing homelessness
Concord assisted living facility to close; families scramble to find care
Fire guts Lake Norman home
Community provides support for beloved school worker battling cancer
Racist texts target Black residents in Carolinas, across U.S.
County to buy out flood-damaged homes in northwest Charlotte
They were forced out of their homes by flooding. Mecklenburg County could buy them out.
LIVE ELECTION UPDATES: Donald Trump elected 47th president of the United States
Mecklenburg County Board of Elections pushes through problem to report early voting numbers
‘Be very aware’: Woman warns fellow runners after indecent exposure incident at Uptown park
‘Flammable liquid’ splashed on students during fight at Charlotte high school, CMS says
Man accused of breaking into neighbor’s apartment, trying to kidnap woman
‘It’s concerning’: Man charged with indecent exposure at Uptown park
Man uses Pineville storefront to collect donations for Helene victims
Doctor emphasizes importance of informing women about breast density during mammograms
Program helps foster literacy among children in rural communities
Some say video highlighting downtown Mooresville lacks diversity
Students pledge to fight against gun violence in Chester County
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