Wednesday, March 5 2014 9:33 PM EST2014-03-06 02:33:02 GMT
The journey of a thousand pairs of worn out running shoes, for Bill Shires, started 28 years ago with a single challenge from his high school basketball coach. "Anytime an adult challenges you, you feelMore >>
The journey of a thousand pairs of worn out running shoes, for Bill Shires, started 28 years ago with a single challenge from his high school basketball coach.More >>
Thursday, March 6 2014 10:26 PM EST2014-03-07 03:26:27 GMT
The possibility of another round of winter weather is in the forecast over the next 48 hours. WBTV Meteorologist Al Conklin says we'll see thickening clouds on Thursday, but it will remain rain free forMore >>
The possibility of another round of winter weather is in the forecast over the next 48 hours.More >>
Wednesday, March 5 2014 11:37 PM EST2014-03-06 04:37:30 GMT
A Fort Mill mom wants to send a message to parents after she caught her 15-year-old daughter having sex with a man who she met on a popular social media site. The man claimed to be a teenager. The motherMore >>
A Fort Mill mom wants to send a message to parents after she caught her 15-year-old daughter having sex with a man who she met on a popular social media site.More >>
Thursday, March 6 2014 11:26 AM EST2014-03-06 16:26:13 GMT
The Diocese of Charlotte Catholic Schools has hired an independent auditing firm to review the bank accounts of Charlotte Catholic High School. The review comes after an independent organization, TheMore >>
The Diocese of Charlotte Catholic Schools has hired an independent auditing firm to review the bank accounts of Charlotte Catholic High School.More >>
Thursday, March 6 2014 11:59 AM EST2014-03-06 16:59:16 GMT
A police situation has shutdown Interstate 77 in Statesville. The interstate is closed in both directions between exits 49 and 50, according to NCDOT. Troopers with the NC Highway Patrol say a man isMore >>
Interstate 77 was briefly shut down Thursday morning in Statesville after a man threatened to jump from a bridge.More >>
Two men are set for sentencing Monday in Phoenix for their acknowledged roles as "straw buyers" for a gun smuggling ring that was monitored in the government's botched investigation known as Operation Fast and Furious.
Jacob Anthony Montelongo and Sean Christopher Steward each face up to five years in prison when they're sentenced by U.S. District Judge James Teilborg.
Both pleaded guilty to conspiracy and admitted to falsely claiming that guns they bought were for them, when they were actually purchased for the ring.
Steward also pleaded guilty to making false statements in a gun purchase, while Montelongo pleaded guilty to dealing guns without a license.
Investigators faced criticism for allowing suspected straw buyers to walk from shops with guns, rather than arrest suspects and seize the guns there.
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