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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Uptown Charlotte food truck operators push to restore normal operating hours (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - Late-night food cart operators in Uptown Charlotte say they are fighting an uphill battle to recoup lost revenue after city leaders slashed their operating hours earlier this summer. In June, Charlotte Center City Partners—which manages the Tryon Street vendor program—cut operating hours from 4 a.m. down to midnight in an effort to help curb late-night crime in the area. Three weeks ago, officials cited initial success and extended permitted closing times to 2 a.m., but
Childcare experts share vetting tips after Charlotte babysitter charged in 7-month-old’s death (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - A judge denied bond for a babysitter charged with murder following the death of a 7-month-old infant in south Charlotte. Childcare professionals and local sitters urge parents to take strict precautions when hiring in-home care. Court documents reveal that 7-month-old Julien Grayson suffered catastrophic head trauma—including a fractured skull, a brain bleed, and torn nerve fibers. Grayson was left in the care of 28-year-old Shidae Sellers for several days at the Archdal
‘It scarred my very soul’: Hamlet marks 35 years since tragic Imperial Foods plant fire (opens the original)
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HAMLET, N.C. (WBTV) - Thirty-five years ago, North Carolinians walked into the Imperial Foods chicken processing plant on South Bridges Street expecting a normal day of work. For 25 of them, they would never return home to their families, friends, and futures. On this solemn anniversary, members of the Hamlet community gathered at the site of the tragedy to remember the neighbors, friends, and loved ones lost in one of the state’s worst industrial disasters. Just a few weeks ago, a stone monumen
Pack of 7 dogs attack woman, neighbors in Charlotte neighborhood: What we’ve learned (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - A neighborhood in northwest Charlotte was left shaken after a pack of dogs attacked multiple people on Wednesday morning. Four people were injured on Wednesday, Aug. 26, including one person who was still hospitalized, as of Thursday. A pack of dogs attacked a woman in front of her home, and several other people nearby, officials said. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Animal Care and Control was actively investigating the attack alongside local law enforcement. The attack unfolded
Indian Trail homeowner asks town for action after years of flooding (opens the original)
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INDIAN TRAIL, N.C. (WBTV) - A homeowner in Union County says repeated flooding is creeping closer to her house, leaving her worried that the next heavy rain could cause serious damage. Linda House says water has steadily taken over her backyard in Indian Trail during storms over the past 15 years, with conditions worsening sharply in recent years. Photos she shared with WBTV showed rising water levels — and a visible waterline on a shed — after a recent rain. “I used to have a beautiful yard. No
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