Judge sentences Charlotte woman for assaulting ICE officer
In September, a jury found Heather Morrow guilty of “obstructing the entrance of federal property” and assaulting, resisting, and intimidating law enforcement.
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Waxhaw veteran who helped capture Saddam Hussein leads global aid organization
An Army veteran of 21 years has closed that chapter of his life and opened a new one in Waxhaw, bringing missionaries across transportation barriers around the world to bring humanitarian aid to people in remote communities.
Woman says her niece suffered multiple seizures after assault at high school football game
Tricia Wall says horseplay at last Friday’s Richmond Senior High School football game turned violent.
‘Break through that stigma’: Teen author shares epilepsy experience through children’s book
Emery Guenther says her first seizure happened on the way home from school in 2021, at 10 years old. Now 15, her experience with an epilepsy diagnosis is told through a book she wrote, called “Sky’s Strength.”
Fiber installations spark property damage, utility strike concerns
Fiber installation projects in some neighborhoods are fueling concerns after reported issues and complaints, including damaged property, utility strikes, and repeated disruptions in neighborhoods.
CMPD chief briefs council on violence prevention as new data compares Charlotte to other cities
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Chief Estella Patterson had a safety message for the city and its leaders, saying that overall violence is down while homicides are up.
Halloween House of Charlotte raises money for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
A Halloween house that has brought smiles to families’ faces for years now has an extra mission: Helping children fight cancer.
Marshville police chief resigns
Marshville Police Chief Steven Fultz has resigned, according to town manager Frank Deese.
Monroe to remove Lake Minehaha Dam
The City of Monroe is parting ways with the Lake Minehaha Dam. The dam is located off Pinedall Avenue near Old Charlotte Highway and has been used for recreational purposes.
Town of Waxhaw wants NCDOT to take closer look at speed limits, safety near schools
North Carolina Auditor highlights Stanly County’s growth
Monroe motorcyclist dies in crash, leaving behind legacy of organ donation
Union County residents see potential relief in proposed Rea Road project
Union County couple joins growing number of foster parents filling critical need
NC State Board of Elections issues new voter aid guidance after Anson County complaints
Waxhaw festival canceled due to inclement weather
Election board member resigns before NCBOE evidentiary hearing
Rockingham Speedway set for auction
Swastika spray-painted on Union County campaign sign
Stanly County Board removes Albemarle bypass from long-term plan
Two young boys find friendship while battling leukemia
Stanly County commissioners to consider 30-year transportation plan
Hornwood textile mill to close after 80 years, affecting 150 workers in Anson County
CMPD asks public for information in connection with shooting death of 4-year-old boy
Amazon ends data center NDAs with government agencies
Indian Trail plans major street upgrades to create central district
Family credits St. Jude with giving son a shot at a normal childhood
Middle school increases security following several acts of violence in Rockingham
Waxhaw police officer hit by car while directing traffic
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