Japanese megabank to bring 2,000 jobs to Charlotte
A major international banking company is making a massive investment in Charlotte.
Latest Headlines by Evan Donovan
Family of girl killed in hit-and-run seeks more serious charges for driver
The family of 8-year-old Nyomi Summers says the charges filed against the driver accused of killing her in a hit-and-run are not serious enough.
Charlotte museum augments reality in new American Revolution exhibit
The Charlotte Museum of History is launching a $1 million augmented reality exhibit that uses handheld technology to transport visitors into scenes from the American Revolution.
Calls to NC gambling hotline have tripled since sports betting was legalized
Calls to the North Carolina problem gambling hotline more than tripled in the two years since sports betting was legalized in the state.
Neighbors recall moment young girl was hit by car while riding bike in north Charlotte
Channel 9 is asking if a driver will face more charges for hitting and killing an eight-year-old girl who was riding her bicycle in north Charlotte.
Catholic school coach accused of indecent liberties with students
Prosecutors say a local football coach used a fake social media profile to trick young players into sending him nude photos.
Etihad Airways launches nonstop Abu Dhabi-Charlotte service
Etihad Airways launched its first nonstop service between Abu Dhabi and Charlotte on Friday, establishing the longest nonstop flight currently operating from the city.
Charlotte neighborhood plagued by mail delivery delays, residents frustrated
Residents of the Biddleville neighborhood in Charlotte are reporting severe mail delivery delays, with some neighbors going up to 10 days without receiving any mail.
Water gun mistaken for firearm leads to school lockdown
A “Senior Assassin” game led to a lockdown at South Iredell High School on Tuesday morning after police say an 18-year-old student used a water gun that was mistaken for a real firearm, prompting reports of an armed person and a precautionary response from officers.
Local retailers adapt to penny shortage as US Mint saves $56 million annually
The U.S. Treasury has ended production of the one-cent coin because the cost to manufacture the penny has risen significantly above its face value.
By WSOCTV.com News Staff and Evan Donovan, wsoctv.com
Hornets’ executive selected to receive the Lifetime Achievement Award
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Ishmael Titus: A forgotten hero of the battle at Kings Mountain
Avelo Airlines expands Concord flight schedule through November
Lawmakers from Carolinas bring guests to President Trump’s State of the Union
Charlotte’s job growth at the top in U.S.
McCrorey Heights neighbors concerned over survey markings for new I-77 toll lane
Chaos erupts as North Mecklenburg High School basketball game turns violent
Health officials clarify measles vaccination guidance amid growing outbreak
SC lawmaker proposes remote learning in response to measles outbreak
‘Bring it on’: Video shows scuffle during school board meeting
South Carolina weighs eliminating state income tax
From Bojangles Coliseum to Mooresville, crowds honor late NASCAR great Greg Biffle
Monks’ 2,300-mile peace walk arrives in Charlotte
Health officials urge vaccinations after measles detection in Mecklenburg County
Panthers’ success boosts Charlotte businesses; will it last?
NASCAR commissioner Steve Phelps resigns
Pop-up market canceled amid Sycamore Brewing co-founder’s charges
NASCAR chairman Jim France stands firm on charter stance, citing parents’ advice
‘More stable’: Home values in Charlotte see decline
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