An academic couple who vanished during a getaway in the woods of Northern California coastline has been found by search-and-rescue workers who spent almost a week looking for them and gave up hopes of finding them alive.
The company announced the change Friday, one week after The Associated Press reported on a leaked Border Patrol memo confirming that agents can’t board private buses without the consent of the bus company.
“We’ve loved being a part of the #CLTbeer community and are excited to see it continue to grow,” the brewery stated in a Facebook post on Saturday morning.
But before the now-former Panthers tight end can do that, he’s got three more XFL games to call as an analyst to finish off a crazy two months. Since the 2019 NFL season came to a close, he’s been released by Carolina after nine seasons, he found a new team in the Seahawks and his son, T.J., had hea
Since the staffing cut, 52 people in Mecklenburg County seeking immediate behavioral or mental health help were told they had to wait hours, call 911 or go to the nearest hospital.
The North Carolina League of Municipalities (NCLM) today announced that Kannapolis Mayor Darrell Hinnant will serve on its new Advancing Municipal Leaders Advisory Committee, tasked with designing leadership training and professional development opportunities for municipal elected officials
N.C. Department of Transportation maintenance crews plan to close a section of a Rowan County Road next week to replace a storm drain culvert that crosses under the road.
Investigators said 15-month-old Evelyn Mae Boswell was last seen in December 2019, possibly on December 26, but that she wasn't reported missing until February 18, 2020. Sullivan County Sheriff Jeff Cassidy told media on February 21 that there were conflicting reports on when the child was last seen
Louisiana House Bill 138 provides that cameras that record audio and video be placed in classrooms where a majority of students receive special education for at least 50 percent of their instructional time.
A controversial survey is going around to students at Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools. It’s anonymous, but asks students as young as 6th grade about their sexual orientation and gender identity.
A convicted murderer serving a life sentence recently confessed in a letter to killing two child molesters who were in prison with him. Jonathan Watson, who was convicted of murder in 2009, sent his confession to the Bay Area News Group.
Federal prosecutors and the SEC announced a settlement with Wells Fargo for $3 billion Friday, closing the long-running federal probes into the bank’s sham sales practices.
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Officials say 23-year-old Andre A. Young-Johnson, an inmate at Maury Correctional Institution, died from injuries sustained in a fight with another offender.
A federal appeals court is keeping a block on a Mississippi law that would ban most abortions as early as six weeks - when many women may not even know they are pregnant.
Oreo's latest collaboration with streetwear brand Supreme isn't such a sweet deal. Supreme's designer Oreos launched in New York City Thursday, and they're already selling on eBay for more than $10,000.
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has uncovered new information regarding an Amber Alert that was issued Wednesday for a 15-month-old girl out of Sullivan County.
North Carolina's schools superintendent says survey results show people in the state want the public education standards known as "Common Core" eliminated.
With a grateful nod to the past and a bright eye on the future, the Duke Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI) officially opened its expansion Wednesday on the North Carolina Research Campus.
A forensic artist with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children is the person who envisions what a missing child would look like today by creating age-progression photos.
Concord Mills, the largest outlet and value retail shopping destination in North Carolina, announced that New Balance and Versona are joining the center this spring, according to a press release.
A reported gunman inside an east Charlotte Walmart sent dozens of scared shoppers scrambling Tuesday morning and by Thursday police said they have not located the person suspected of pulling out a gun.
One of the iconic figures of the Civil Rights movement spent some time in Salisbury on Thursday, talking to high school students about his experiences in the 1960’s and following.
In three of those cases, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police arrested the wrong person and the case was dismissed after prosecutors reviewed additional evidence, raising questions about the evidence work leading up to filing murder charges.
North Carolina health officials say 11 more people died of complications from the flu last week, including a victim between the ages of 5 and 17 years old.
By the end of the weekend, nearly 800 paratroopers from the 82nd Airborne Division’s Immediate Response Force are slated to have returned to Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
Salisbury Police who were responding to a larceny call at Walmart had to intervene in another matter when they saw a man driving a car that appeared to be chasing a man driving a pickup truck through the parking lot.
As Earth Fare stores in the Charlotte area prepare to close their doors next week and lay off hundreds of workers, bankruptcy court documents reveal what led to the filing and what will happen next.
A loyal family dog is credited with keeping a lost 3 year old safe in the woods of northern Florida on Tuesday — even to the point of confronting strangers who tried approaching the boy, deputies say.
In 2019, the N.C. Transportation Museum achieved record attendance for the third consecutive year, providing an even greater positive economic impact to the surrounding region than ever before, according to a news release.
If the snow falls heavily enough, it won’t surprise me to see a quick inch – or more in some spots – to show up on your deck railing or the patio furniture.
The program My Brother's Keeper Charlotte Mecklenburg has relaunched and leaders are saying it's no longer business as usual. The program started in Charlotte back in 2015.
Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools are canceling all after-school activities for Thursday, Feb. 20, as winter weather is expected to impact the Charlotte area Thursday.
