Eight people detained in ICE operation at Kings Mountain plant appear in federal court
Eight of the 30 people detained at the raid at Buckeye Fire Equipment in Kings Mountain last month were in federal court for the first time on Tuesday.
Eight of the 30 people detained at the raid at Buckeye Fire Equipment in Kings Mountain last month were in federal court for the first time on Tuesday.
The Lake Norman Marine Commission is slated to be dismantled by July 1. But some have safety concerns, so some lawmakers are stepping in.
A recent decision could mean the end of the commission enforcing safety and recreation on Lake Norman.
Trails Carolina, the Wilderness therapy camp in western North Carolina that shut down last year following the death of a 12-year-old boy, faces new legal troubles.
A proposed bill in the North Carolina General Assembly would prohibit state agencies from enacting any Diversity Equity and Inclusion programs and discontinuing any programs that exist already relying on state funds.
The Boone-based organization works closely with USAID and has received more than $350m of taxpayer money since 2016.
Drive around the Charlotte metroplex and you’ll likely see a fake temporary license tag.
A Charlotte man faces a potential of 60-years in federal prison for his alleged his role in a conspiracy, sponsored by the North Korean (DPRK) government to evade sanctions and ultimately funneling millions of dollars to the country. Emanuel Ashtor is accused of helping facilitate a scheme hiring North Korean workers for IT positions in the U.S. for more than 60 different companies.
Channel 9 uncovered that Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department detectives have a person of interest in the mysterious death of this young woman near SouthPark.
Many people in our area have seen the same South Carolina temporary tags on multiple vehicles, and people have posted photos of them online.