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'It's like a raging river' | Charlotte neighbors seeking solutions to flooding issues they say are caused by Charlotte Metro Credit Union
Food
Parents get baby essentials in south Charlotte
Jesse Pierre shares more about what parents are facing.
Traffic
Walmart truck erupts in flames on I-77, causes major delays near Uptown
Two lanes of Interstate 77 are reopen after a tractor-trailer crashed and erupted into flames near the John Belk Freeway Tuesday morning.
Crime
Man charged with killing Charlotte man in April 2021 while on release from federal prison
Joseph Banks, accused of killing Demontravis Reid, was served new warrants while in prison. He was taken back into federal custody in May 2021 on drug charges.
Local News
The story behind Charlotte's historic Camp Greene
Long before Charlotte became a world-class city and financial center, it was known for cotton mills. That changed during World War I thanks to Camp Greene.
Features
'City of Canvas': The story of Camp Greene
Just off Wilkinson Boulevard in west Charlotte lies what was one of the largest training bases in World War I: Camp Greene.
Health
Bank of America gifts Atrium Health $10 million for program aimed at reducing health disparities
The program will also create accessible, community-based virtual care sites within Central Piedmont Community College and YMCA locations.
Food
New Girl Scout Cookie debuting for 2023 season
The new Raspberry Rally flavor is thought of as a "sister" cookie to the beloved Thin Mint.
Animals
NC couple providing financial assistance for pitbull families
Amy and Dave Cranmer founded the Gunny Grant, a resource providing funds for pitbull and pitbull mix owners to get a pay or neuter surgery for their dog.
Outdoors
More to the Story: Extended interview with Tony Hawk
An extended one-on-one interview with skateboarding icon Tony Hawk. He discusses his career, upcoming speaking tour, family and more.
Crime
2-year-old killed in Cabarrus County hit-and-run, troopers say
The driver kept going after hitting a child on NC 73 in Cabarrus County on Aug. 12, state troopers said.
Wake Up Charlotte
Are you a quiet quitter? The new workplace trend dominating TikTok: #WakeUpCLT To Go
A new TikTok trend is taking over offices everywhere: Quiet quitting. Here's why workers say they've had enough and it's time to take action.
Food
Parents get baby essentials in south Charlotte
Jesse Pierre shares more about what parents are facing.
Traffic
Walmart truck erupts in flames on I-77, causes major delays near Uptown
Two lanes of Interstate 77 are reopen after a tractor-trailer crashed and erupted into flames near the John Belk Freeway Tuesday morning.
Crime
Man charged with killing Charlotte man in April 2021 while on release from federal prison
Joseph Banks, accused of killing Demontravis Reid, was served new warrants while in prison. He was taken back into federal custody in May 2021 on drug charges.
Local News
The story behind Charlotte's historic Camp Greene
Long before Charlotte became a world-class city and financial center, it was known for cotton mills. That changed during World War I thanks to Camp Greene.
Features
'City of Canvas': The story of Camp Greene
Just off Wilkinson Boulevard in west Charlotte lies what was one of the largest training bases in World War I: Camp Greene.
Health
Bank of America gifts Atrium Health $10 million for program aimed at reducing health disparities
The program will also create accessible, community-based virtual care sites within Central Piedmont Community College and YMCA locations.
Food
New Girl Scout Cookie debuting for 2023 season
The new Raspberry Rally flavor is thought of as a "sister" cookie to the beloved Thin Mint.
Animals
NC couple providing financial assistance for pitbull families
Amy and Dave Cranmer founded the Gunny Grant, a resource providing funds for pitbull and pitbull mix owners to get a pay or neuter surgery for their dog.
Outdoors
More to the Story: Extended interview with Tony Hawk
An extended one-on-one interview with skateboarding icon Tony Hawk. He discusses his career, upcoming speaking tour, family and more.
Crime
2-year-old killed in Cabarrus County hit-and-run, troopers say
The driver kept going after hitting a child on NC 73 in Cabarrus County on Aug. 12, state troopers said.
Wake Up Charlotte
Are you a quiet quitter? The new workplace trend dominating TikTok: #WakeUpCLT To Go
A new TikTok trend is taking over offices everywhere: Quiet quitting. Here's why workers say they've had enough and it's time to take action.
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