‘Want to cry’: Couple fighting with HOA may lose their house
Changming He says his wife likes to collect furniture and fixtures.
Portion of Huntersville road to close for filming
HUNTERSVILLE, N.C. (WBTV) - About half a mile of a Huntersville road will temporarily shut down for filming this Monday. From 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 1, the 9600 block through the 10400 block of McCoy Road will be shut down. That stretch is primarily in the Gar Creek Nature Preserve and extends past the creek.
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2025 Top Doctors: A report on the state’s most respected doctors as selected by...
North Carolina’s most respected doctors in 65 specialties are presented in this annual report. Those cited were selected by their peers with a goal of saluting the state’s leading medical practitioners. Methodology & disclaimer: This report was produced by DataJoe Research, a software & research company specializing...
RaceTrac to open first North Carolina convenience store Tuesday
RaceTrac’s first North Carolina convenience store is opening on Tuesday in Monroe. The new store is located along the U.S. Route 74 corridor connecting to Charlotte, North Carolina. Atlanta-based RaceTrac has also recently expanded into Indiana, Ohio and South Carolina. It will hold a grand opening for its Monroe...
9 hurt in crash on Interstate 485 in North Carolina
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — Nine people were sent to the hospital following an early morning crash in south Charlotte, Medic says. The crash occurred on I-485 Outer near the Pineville-Matthews Road exit around 8:30 a.m. on Saturday. Medic says nine people were taken to the hospital, eight with minor injuries...
Charlotte mayor to be sworn in for 5th term in office
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles will be sworn in for her fifth term on Monday, Dec. 1. Lyles is completing her fourth term and will once again take the oath of office at 6 p.m. during Monday’s ceremony at the Government Center. She has served just...
Mecklenburg County leaders brace for criminal justice changes from Iryna’s Law
Anti-crime legislation named after Iryna Zarutska will go into effect on Monday, which will increase the workload for local law enforcement and require additional funding for staffing and medical resources.
Estella Patterson takes over as CMPD chief
Estella Patterson will begin her tenure as Charlotte’s next chief of police Monday.
NC pension fund up $14B, but retirees don’t see any extra money
North Carolina's pension fund has grown $14 billion this year, but retirees say they aren't seeing any more money in their monthly checks.

















