Woman terrified after someone spray-painted hateful messaging on home
Deborah McCullough said she discovered hateful messaging on the side of her west Charlotte home earlier this month and has been terrified since then.
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‘So amazing’: First Afro-Latina teen cast to play the lead in The Nutcracker
A 14-year-old girl is making history as the first Afro-Latina to play the lead role in The Nutcracker with the Charlotte Ballet.
Residents excited about new development coming to south Charlotte
Residents in South Charlotte are excited to learn that new retail, dining, and housing options are coming to the area.
‘Me and her ducked’: Gunfire strikes school bus in east Charlotte
Two students had minor injuries from shattered glass.
By Almiya White, wsoctv.com and WSOCTV.com News Staff
This Christmas, some kids are looking for the ultimate gift: a family
A special wish is at the top of the Christmas list for one boy spending this holiday season in foster care.
Toys 4 Tots alerts drop-off locations after impersonator steals toys
A man is accused of impersonating someone from Toys 4 Tots and taking at least 150 donated toys Monday from a Huntersville dentist’s office.
Displaced residents find homes after unsafe motel closes
The Lamplighter Inn in northwest Charlotte is officially shut down and all the residents are out.
Mom frustrated district didn’t alert her of bus crash
One student was taken to a hospital with minor injuries and four others complained about head pain after a Union County school bus got into a wreck Monday morning.
City approves change to flight patterns at Charlotte Douglas
On Monday, the Charlotte City Council approved a vote to change flight patterns at Charlotte Douglas Airport, which means more neighborhoods will hear planes overhead.
Advocates call on city leaders to take action against absentee landlords
Two groups in Charlotte are calling on local leaders to address an ongoing issue for neighbors: absentee landlords.
Nonprofits help tenants of motel find housing after eviction notices
1 hospitalized after shooting at west Charlotte apartments
Changes are on the table again for Birkdale Village
Porch pirate disguised as delivery driver steals kid’s medication
‘It warms your heart’: Local community center provides Thanksgiving lunch
Police: Burglar used umbrella for disguise before home break in
Community leaders in Statesville push to preserve history of former Black school
City, activists step up to help motel residents forced to move during holidays
Tenants at motel with unsafe conditions must leave soon; city offers help
District stresses safety after hundreds caught passing stopped school buses
Flood victims who sold homes to county still wait on insurance company
Youth baseball league concerned about paying to play at county ballfield
‘The audacity’: Doorbell camera catches porch pirate in the act
Church building to be transformed into housing for people experiencing homelessness
Concord assisted living facility to close; families scramble to find care
Fire guts Lake Norman home
Community provides support for beloved school worker battling cancer
Racist texts target Black residents in Carolinas, across U.S.
County to buy out flood-damaged homes in northwest Charlotte
They were forced out of their homes by flooding. Mecklenburg County could buy them out.
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