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Taylor Redd calls her new University City townhome her safe space and after years of hustle, sacrifice, and four jobs, the 34-year-old mom is finally proud to say, “I’m going home.”
Southside Park is a place where families go to have fun and make happy memories, but for Sakendra Rodgers-Hall, the playground brings painful flashbacks.
A Special Olympics team sparked a special friendship between a Mint Hill Police officer and an athlete, and the dynamic duo is motivating each other to be the best version of themselves.
As technology in our homes continues to grow, some experts in the classroom are creating video analysis technology to ensure your house and those in it are safe.
Charlotte artists are using their work to honor two young lives lost to bullying and spark a conversation about mental health.
A freak accident on a farm turned one family’s world upside down; 4-year-old Jack Lacroix was kicked in the head by a horse and his future was unclear just a few weeks ago.
Darrell Price is retired and hasn’t worked as a cold case detective with the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department in nearly two years.
A Cornelius woman is bringing new life to arts and crafts time on Earth Day.
An employee at the Dollar Tree in Locust says she doesn’t plan to go back to work until police find the man who allegedly groped her while she was working on Easter Sunday.
Kannapolis police reports show that officers have been to Andy and Lloyd Craighill-Middleton’s house four times because of harassment since February, so now the couple is taking matters into their own hands to protect their son.
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