Man in wheelchair rescued from late night house fire
A man left helpless in a house fire is happy to be alive.
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A man left helpless in a house fire is happy to be alive.
Gaston County prosecutors are considering seeking the death penalty for the first time in 15 years in a case involving the death of a young woman with autism.
Hundreds of cannabis industry employees gathered at the state capital in Raleigh on Tuesday. They are protesting a North Carolina House bill that operators say would effectively end their industry.
The late South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham returned to his home state Wednesday morning, following the first of two funeral services.
The American Legion is working to clean grime that’s covering names and contributions on headstones at a local cemetery.
The men told Channel 9’s Ken Lemon they feel like they are being targeted because of their race and their community.
The storms sweeping across the Carolinas Thursday have brought numerous trees down, and a beloved flower shop in Belmont was one of the victims.
A Gastonia Police Department investigation has determined that a man shot on July 12 was injured while attempting to break into a residence, not during a drive-by shooting as initially reported. Cedric Ford, 57, was struck by a single gunshot wound fired by the homeowner on Ware Avenue in Gastonia.
A school at risk of closing in Cherryville has been saved, but neighbors are concerned that this is just a one-year fix.
Some Kings Mountain business owners say they lost up to half their customers after a 10-day closure of a stretch of N.C. Highway 161 forced drivers to detour around a sinkhole repair project. The road reopened Friday morning, but owners say the lost revenue will be difficult to recover.