
K9 retires from Charlotte Douglas International Airport crew
Shine the dog is retiring from the canine crew at Charlotte Douglas International Airport, while officials announced that new dogs will join the team in the coming weeks.
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Shine the dog is retiring from the canine crew at Charlotte Douglas International Airport, while officials announced that new dogs will join the team in the coming weeks.

Residential traffic will be able to access their homes, but through traffic on Central will not be allowed.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Animal Care & Control will host a 'Clear the Shelters' adoption event this Saturday to address an emergency capacity crisis at the facility.

Saturday, Aug. 22 marks one year since 23-year-old Iryna Zarutska was fatally stabbed on a Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS) LYNX Blue Line light rail car.

Two abducted children were recovered due to a multi-agency investigation across North Carolina.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) -- Police are conducting a homicide investigation in southwest Charlotte Thursday night. Officers with Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police responded to an apartment complex just before 11 p.m. Aug. 20 on Yager Creek Drive, near South Tryon Street and Interstate 485. Police have not disclosed how many people were injured and/or killed, nor [...]

Some artists draw from personal experience, while others pursue it for reasons we may never know.

New audio has been released regarding the misdemeanor assault charge against former Shelby police officer Karson Hyder, who was filmed punching Cherrie Moore during an arrest in May.

The Harrisburg community is rallying to support Vortex Bottle Shop owner Matthew Widerman following a car crash that injured four people and damaged his restaurant last week.

The Learning Policy Institute reports roughly 20% to 50% of new teachers leave the classroom within their first five years.

A cold front moving in from the west is expected to bring rounds of showers and storms through Friday night, potentially causing localized flooding before cooler, drier conditions arrive on Sunday.

One person was pronounced dead at the scene.

All athletic events scheduled on campus this evening were canceled.

Privacy advocacy group DeFlock launched a weeklong campaign to question the effectiveness of automatic license plate reader technology while Waxhaw Police Chief Dexter Wilson defended the utility of his department's Flock cameras in solving crimes.

The family of Iryna Zarutska plans to file a civil lawsuit as the one-year anniversary of her death approaches.