New reward offered in Charlotte Juneteenth block party shooting
It’s been six years since a mass shooting stole the lives of four people in Charlotte; now, a major announcement from Raleigh could finally help lead to some answers.
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It’s been six years since a mass shooting stole the lives of four people in Charlotte; now, a major announcement from Raleigh could finally help lead to some answers.
Reflecting on 9/11, the top brass of Charlotte’s public service agencies sat down to share their perspectives.
Salisbury’s deep roots as a transportation hub are helping fuel a new era of growth, attracting families, entrepreneurs and dozens of new businesses as the city evolves into an economic driver of its own, community leaders say.
These days, Zaria Beam and her sisters remember the good times and lots of special moments with their dad, Jamaa Cassell.
Saturday is the 82nd anniversary of D-Day and Brigadier Gen. Enoch “Woody” Woodhouse, a Tuskegee airman, is among the veterans traveling from the U.S. to Normandy with the Best Defense Foundation.
A free shred event in Charlotte this weekend is giving people a safe place to dispose of confidential documents while helping support two local nonprofits.
It was nearly 10 years ago to the day when Jim Love tried to take his own life -- he survived, and thank goodness that he did.
Local artists are utilizing their challenges and talents to produce a show focused on mental health.
A former NFL player turned police officer spoke to youth participants in the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department’s Police Activities League on Thursday about his experience surviving abuse. He said he hopes his message can save at least one child.
A study at Wake Forest University could help get critical answers about Alzheimer’s and genetics, including why data says Hispanics and African Americans suffer from the illness 1.5 to 2 times more often than Caucasians.