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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - Kenny Chesney is bringing his 2027 stadium tour to Charlotte, joined by western North Carolina native Eric Church and several other special guests. The “Vibe Room” tour stops at Bank of America Stadium in Uptown on Saturday, Aug. 21, 2027. “When we started to...

A Black nurse says she was held at gunpoint by an off-duty police officer and his wife in 2018. Now, a former Black officer is urging prosecutors to review whether the case could warrant a felony kidnapping charge.

Flock camera misread one letter on a veteran's plate, leading to a federal civil rights lawsuit and a growing national debate over AI-driven stops.

The son of Huntersville town commissioner Edwin Quarles was arrested and charged in Sunday’s fatal shooting of a teenager in Charlotte’s University area. The 17-year-old victim, Cameron Massey-Brice, was spending the night at a relative’s home “when individuals with harmful intentions disrupted the gathering with gunfi

RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCT) — A Mecklenburg County businessman plead guilty to embezzlement. Jason Scott Glunt, 43, of Charlotte, pleaded guilty to 9 counts of Embezzlement of State Property at the Wake County Superior Courthouse on Monday, Sept. 14. Glunt is the majority shareholder of Salud, LLC, doing business as Salud Bee

The ranking began with grocery chains selected by an expert panel. Readers then voted on stores based on value, selection, service and the overall shopping experience. The result puts a homegrown North Carolina company ahead of some of the nation’s biggest supermarket brands. The Fresh Market beat Hy-Vee, Lidl, ALDI an

Mecklenburg County completed a $24 million upgrade to its Amble Drive MRF, installing 16 optical sorters to modernize curbside recycling.

Why is everyone in North Carolina suddenly acting like brunch is a competitive sport? Because apparently, getting a table before noon is the new extreme sport. You can try to beat the crowd, but chances are you’ll still end up circling the block, checking the waitlist, and pretending you’re totally fine with being hung

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - The annual United Negro College Fund “Women Who Lead” Luncheon returns Saturday, raising money for college scholarships while honoring women making an impact in Charlotte. The goal this year is to raise more than half a million dollars. Dr. Tonya McLeod is one of...

FORT MILL, S.C. (WBTV) - A solar panel manufacturing company that’s faced recent scrutiny in Fort Mill appears to be putting a bigger focus on safety. Silfab Solar in Fort Mill has hired a new environmental leader. The hiring comes after years of concerns from residents about its close proximity to schools.