We’re learning more about who police are investigating after an arson that tore through several Uptown Charlotte townhomes.
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The family of a former inmate at the Mecklenburg County Detention Center who died after a fentanyl overdose in jail is suing Mecklenburg County Sheriff Garry McFadden claiming “...written policies were routinely disregarded by the MCDC detention officers.”
The Town of Matthews is considering changes to restrict short-term rentals within the town limits.
A local woman says a vape shop sold her 14-year-old grandson a nicotine vape. She contacted police but she said they couldn’t take action.
9 Investigates is looking into claims of targeted towing after residents in mostly Hispanic mobile home communities say they are being preyed on. They told Channel 9 they’ve been hit with sky-high bills, some reaching up to $800.
The sale of two regional hospitals can move forward, despite opposition from the federal government.
A federal agency is accusing a Charlotte man and his investment firm of running a Ponzi scheme.
The vast majority of doctors are good people living up to the noble profession they’ve dedicated their lives to.
Several people, including a minor from North Carolina, have been accused of a conspiracy coordinated on the dark web to call in false emergencies.
When Gov. Roy Cooper ordered North Carolina bars across the state to shut down due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it was a major blow to businesses. It also violated the rights of business owners in North Carolina, according to the state Court of Appeals.