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DarMikka Poage says she was sitting just a few feet from the front door when the shooting started.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - If you’ve been waiting for a break from the heat, I’ve got some good news. We just have to get through a couple more summer days first. Tuesday is shaping up to be the calmer day of the week. We’ll still be dealing with highs in the mid 90s, and it’ll certainly feel warm and humid during the af

Even in a less skeptical age, the case against selling the Morrison Family YMCA would be pretty darn compelling. A busy, well-loved branch in a booming area of town. Land provided by Mecklenburg County for recreation poised to produce a major windfall. Families who thought the YMCA was a permanent part of their communi

Gov. Josh Stein recently said that North Carolina is on track to be short nearly 750,000 homes by 2029, which would put more pressure on an already strained housing market. Kelly Lester, a policy analyst at John Locke Foundation’s Center for Food, Power, and Life, said that to keep up with this demand, the state will n

Goodwill Industries of the Southern Piedmont unloaded three shopping centers to Metrolina Capital for around $13.3 million this past July. The nonprofit closed these deals to shore up its finances and continue serving residents for years to come. According to The Charlotte Observer, the Mt. Holly-Huntersville Road site

Open Daily 11a-9p That idea has evolved into much more than a catchy slogan. It has become the identity of a restaurant that continues to surprise customers with imaginative menu creations, generous portions, affordable prices, and a dining experience that feels anything but ordinary. At the center of the menu are Goud

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — Two Charlotte women are suing federal immigration agents after they say they were followed, threatened, assaulted, and arrested during “Operation Charlotte’s Web” last year. According to documents filed Monday, the two women, Tatyana Reisini and Kristen Roos, who are American citizen

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department teamed up with the North Carolina State Highway Patrol and Mecklenburg County Sheriff’s Office for a coordinated operation aimed at making Charlotte safer.

More than 350 boys from across Charlotte packed into Johnson C. Smith University's Brayboy Gym this week, trading idle summer hours for drills, workshops and lectures at the 11th annual Impact Camp. The free, weeklong program is built around mentorship and practical skills that organizers say can help keep kids away fr

Can you remember what you did in those lazy-hazy-crazy days of summer when school was out? In my day, school ended just before Memorial Day and started up again after Labor Day; we had nearly three months off. Some of my friends worked helping farmers harvest their tobacco crops. Some found part-time jobs with local me