New law in North Carolina could raise auto insurance rates
Changes coming for North Carolina auto insurance rules could raise rates even higher this summer.
Latest Headlines by Scott Wickersham
Digital driver licenses could be available in NC soon. Are they safe?
Your phone already carries credit cards, airline boarding passes, and more -- why not your driver license?
Charlotte teen’s love for Christmas helps raise money for a good cause
A Charlotte teen is using his love for Christmas lights to raise money for a good cause.
‘One family’: Asheville community helps feed thousands for Thanksgiving
As far as the eye could see, people lined up to receive some of the 1,500 Thanksgiving meals being distributed Thursday.
Appalachian State senior advocates for students with irritable bowel diseases
School can be hard enough for kids without a serious and embarrassing disease to deal with.
Officials release proposed NIL rules for North Carolina public high schools
The North Carolina State Board of Education on Wednesday released proposed permanent rules for athletes looking to make money for eligible sponsorship deals.
By Scott Wickersham, wsoctv.com and WSOCTV.com News Staff
Lawyer explains financial impact for players in NIL lawsuit
The lawyer for a high school football star spoke exclusively with Channel 9 anchor Scott Wickersham about their lawsuit against the state board of education.
NC high school athlete files lawsuit over NIL ban
A high school football player filed a lawsuit against the North Carolina State Board of Education over an NIL ban, which prohibits public school athletes from making money on their name, image, and likeness.
Could NIL be legalized for NC public high school athletes?
Do North Carolina public high school athletes deserve to make money off their name, image and likeness? The Business of College Sports says 37 states now allow it in some form.
13-year-old from Charlotte becomes ambassador for kids battling Crohn’s disease
The symptoms of Crohn’s disease can be overlooked by parents, and a missed diagnosis can have life-long effects if not treated.
Fewer teenagers are getting driver’s licenses. Here are the reasons why.
‘Very thankful’: Over 20 years, Steve’s Coats helped thousands of families in the Carolinas
Travelers to see relief from airport construction in time for holiday season
Controlling your costs: Expert reveals mistakes in your paycheck to watch out for
Artificial intelligence causing ethics controversy among artists
‘He was in pain’: Family whose son died by suicide shares his story to help other parents, children
South Carolina HOAs can charge substantial fee to leave neighborhood
Many COVID-19 patients have not regained their sense of smell, or it returned altered
Doctor says new blood test can detect some mental health conditions
Car-sharing platform offers alternative to renting automobiles
‘Feels like yesterday’: Woman who witnessed 9/11 reflects on attacks, Afghanistan War
Nonprofit creates change to give students of color opportunities to succeed
MLK ‘Keeper of the Dream’ award honors CMS employee who helps at risk children
Study: Many dads feel closer to their children while at home during pandemic
EXPLAINER: Taking a closer look at NC’s post-election procedures and audits
Charlotte woman’s mission to help people with mental health issues
Here’s some tips and tricks on how to make virtual learning work for your family
Charlotte man says kids hijacked Zoom session
'Silent thief of sight': Millions have glaucoma, half don't know they have it
World War II vets have reunion at Charlotte Motor Speedway
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