Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police arrested two individuals in the homicides of two transgender women who were shot to death in hotel rooms less than two weeks apart.
Will Smith and director Antoine Fuqua have pulled production of their runaway slave drama “Emancipation” from Georgia over the state’s recently enacted law restricting voting access.
The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services worked with the CDC and Wake County Public Health Department to investigate the limited number of cases where reactions were reported with the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
Officials at Charlotte Douglas International Airport say some airlines may require proof of COVID-19 vaccination among several tips the airport is giving passengers as travel increases during the pandemic.
Following Friday’s Capitol grounds attack that saw a police officer killed, Congresswoman Ilhan Omar of Minnesota tweeted her condolences but also feelings about how the attack could have been worse.
A robber trashed a convenience store at the Charlotte Transit Center and allegedly yelled racial slurs at the store’s Asian American owners during broad daylight. Police arrested a man, but it isn’t bringing peace to the victims.
North Carolina Republicans filed a bill this week to prohibit the procedure if the pregnant woman is seeking it due to the unborn child’s race or the detection of the presence of Down syndrome.
Two people died in a crash involving three vehicles on Highway 17 near Belfast Keller Road in Bryan County Saturday morning. The resulting traffic slowdown caused Pamela Gaither to give birth in the passenger seat of her car.
12-year-old Wednesday Lynch says she is still experiencing COVID-19 symptoms several months after first contracting the coronavirus in the fall of 2020.
With the supply of COVID-19 vaccines growing, many companies are encouraging workers to get a shot when they can. That’s led to many questions about how far employers can go to have employees vaccinated.
The Iredell County Sheriff’s Office says 4-year-old Easton G. Redmon and 2-year-old Annsleigh R. Redmon were found safe just before 1 a.m. Thursday in Georgia.
The spokesperson for the family of Kendrick Johnson said they are feeling hopeful and thankful after the Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office announced that it had reopened the case of Kendrick’s death.
The organization Access of Wilmington is giving people with physical disabilities a chance at being independent with a program called Accessible Adventures.
Georgia could make it a felony with mandatory prison time for people who steal a single package off someone’s porch or front step, no matter the value.
Alexander County Sheriff’s Office and Taylorsville Police Department officers arrested 32-year-old Michael Justin Childers at his home on Thursday at 4 p .m.
Wednesday marks two weeks until St Patrick’s Day, a holiday where Savannah normally welcomes tens of thousands of visitors to enjoy its annual parade and festival. For the second year in a row, those events have been canceled due to the pandemic.
Kathy Gillcrist always knew she was adopted, but she had no idea just how different her life would’ve been if her birth mother hadn’t made the decision to give her up after she was born.
According to a recent study in the Journal of Clinical Periodontology, poor oral health could have a direct connection to the severity of COVID-19 infection. “They found that COVID-19 patients are three times more likely to receive complications if they have gum disease,” said Dr. Misty Seale
As cleanup continues after the devastating tornado in Brunswick County--- there has been a big effort to make sure the volunteers and residents are getting enough food.
Officials say Trooper James Montgomery, better known as “Brent,” of Troop C District 4 - Vance County has been in intensive care for the last 12 days at UNC Hospitals in Chapel Hill battling the virus.
Georgia’s state government says it’s developing plans to give out $522 million in federal rental assistance in coming months in 144 of the state’s 159 counties.
