Jennifer Miller

Ice skating is returning to the U.S. National Whitewater Center - just in time for chilly weather and Christmas music.

As North Carolina residents vote in an election season unlike any other, some are still trying to grip the changes in place this year.

There is controversy over sending students back into the classroom this year and not all school districts in our area are following the same plan.

As residents decide whether to vote absentee by mail, early or in-person, we’re breaking down the must-knows for voters this year.

A 4-year-old Concord girl is home after spending 140 days in the hospital for cancer treatments.

A Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools behavioral teacher is using his rapping talent to connect with students in a positive way.

A barking dog alerted a family to two surprise visitors on their front deck: A mama bear and her cub.

Anxiety and depression are increasing sharply among North Carolinians as the coronavirus pandemic continues, tripling from previous numbers, according to state health leaders.

A North Carolina man, who lived through COVID-19, just celebrated his 107th birthday with a surprise parade from his community.

North Carolina leaders are hoping new guidance released by the CDC will make it easier for residents to return to work after testing positive for COVID-19.

North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper announced that North Carolina schools will reopen in August under “Plan B,” allowing both in-person and remote learning.

A wild colt named Danny died after choking on an apple in Corolla, North Carolina last week.

More than 1,400 residents were apparently surveyed between June 24 and June 25 as Cooper and state leaders work to make a decision on reopening public K-12 schools.

Community members gathered by vehicle to celebrate a man who has been in the Rock Hill area for decades.

Former Carolina Panther Cam Newton is saying “farewell” as he joins the New England Patriots, but says he never really wanted to leave Carolina.

Charlotte is getting something new and exciting this summer - a seltzery! It’s basically like a brewery but for seltzer.

Gov. Roy Cooper extended North Carolina’s Stay at Home order through May 8, announcing a gradual three-step phase.

Novant Health will resume non-emergency patient surgeries and procedures on May 4 after halting appointments amid the coronavirus outbreak.

Renowned programmer in the Charlotte-area radio community, Darrin Arriens, died from coronavirus-related complications Tuesday, according to WBT Radio.

North Carolina is partnering with three medical universities in the state to expand research on how far COVID-19 has spread in the state.

The convention is expected to bring nearly 50,000 people to the city, which has posed concern for some residents during the coronavirus pandemic.

An emotion-evoking video tweeted by the Carolina Panthers and narrated by Julius Peppers is hitting home for Carolina residents.

Target is joining other businesses and implementing social distancing measures in its stores during the coronavirus pandemic.

Associates at two Charlotte-area Lowe’s stores are in quarantine after testing positive for COVID-19, Lowe’s confirmed Tuesday.

As COVID-19 cases topped 1,300 in North Carolina Monday, state leaders are pleading with the public to practice social distancing - saying it’s our "only tool” to combat this virus.

A 28-year-old Cabarrus County woman was released from the hospital on Sunday, just a couple days after being in “guarded condition” at a hospital with COVID-19.

State officials have set up “nutrition hubs” where children across North Carolina can receive meals while schools are closed due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Dr. Elizabeth Tilson with North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services announced pregnant women are now included in the “high-risk” category for COVID-19.

Mecklenburg County declared a state of emergency Sunday and businesses, including restaurants and shops, are closing to help stop the spread of the virus.

As more than a dozen cases of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) are reported in North Carolina and South Carolina, officials have provided new guidelines for everyone to follow.