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Lincoln Chase Wilson, 19, was arrested Wednesday morning in connection with a multi-vehicle crash that killed an Uber driver and injured several others in Gastonia, facing charges including second-degree murder, felony death by motor vehicle, and DWI.

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Law enforcement agencies executed a search warrant at a property known as ‘The Carters,’ seizing narcotics and firearms as part of an ongoing effort to address crime in the area, according to Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police.

For the first time the North Carolina Highway Patrol is hosting a fundraiser to support Special Olympics North Carolina.

The New-Indy paper and pulp plant in York County has been issued a $7,000 fine by the South Carolina Department of Environmental Services (SC DES) for multiple violations of state...

Advocate Health CEO Gene Woods earned $25.8 million in compensation in 2024, a 49% bump from the previous year, according to a corporate tax filing. Advocate Health CEO Gene Woods’ compensation surged to $25.8 million in 2024, a 49 percent jump from the $17.3 million he earned the previous year, according to a recent...

HUNTERSVILLE, N.C. — Shoppers and diners in Birkdale Village may soon notice more law enforcement on site. Huntersville Police Department says it is increasing patrols after weeks of disruptive behavior involving groups of young people. Police announced the changes in a video posted to Facebook earlier this week...

Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. The start of December is bringing a winter tease to Charlotte, with cold weather setting in by Sunday. As Post-Thanksgiving travel ramps up, temperatures will dip near 32°F at night, and by Monday, rain and...

Concord’s small businesses are rallying for support this weekend, just one week after a shooting at the city’s Christmas tree lighting ceremony left four people injured.

A STRICT new rule is set to take effect next week and while it may save some drivers $2,000, others will be slapped with $1,000 fines. The crackdown will begin on Monday, December 1. Booting commercial trucks in North Carolina will become illegal as lawmakers crack down on predatory companies...