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LINCOLNTON, N.C. — Deputies say a Lincolnton man shot his wife in the stomach while she was preparing dinner, according to a news release from the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office. Deputies say they responded to a shooting that happened on March 23rd around 8:45pm on Sunny Hill Drive in Lincolnton.

Lincolnton Man Accused Of Shooting Wife As She Prepared Dinner

Our first weekend of spring is coming to a close, but it won’t go out with a whimper. Heavy showers and storms pooled around the Metro and southward, bringing a healthy dose of rain and small hail to the Charlotte area this morning. Another round of storms arrives later this Sunday evening and will last into the early morning hours on Monday. A few of these could be strong (and loud), but the overall severe risk will be low. Lows end up on the mild and muggy side again tonight in the 50s and 60s. A passing cold front will sweep the majority of the moisture out of our region by the afternoon on Monday, but a few stray showers are possible in the afternoon.

Stormy Close to Weekend, Start to Workweek

UNIVERSITY CITY — Mallard Pointe Shopping Center sits in a “Goldilocks zone” of sorts for Charlotte students. It lies on the northwest edge of campus, just across North Tryon from the football stadium and the LYNX Blue Line. But a lot of its space remains empty. Tobe Holmes wants to breathe new life into it.

Developer Wants To Create Student Main Street in University City

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (News Release) – CBRE has announced four new in-line tenants at Queen City Quarter, a 302,324-square-foot, mixed-use development in uptown Charlotte previously known as EpiCentre. “There is a lot of excitement and energy surrounding Queen City Quarter,” said CBRE’s Fitch. “We’re thrilled to welcome four new tenants,...

Four New Leases Have Been Announced For The Rebranded Queen City Quarter

Mild Start — (Challenging record high min 63/1907) Warmest day since Sept 22, 2022 (183 days ago) Oak, Birch, Pine and Cedar = highest concentrations. It’s a mild start across the area with temps in the 50s and 60s. Highs will stretch into the mid 80s this afternoon. This will be the warmest day in Charlotte since late September. It will be a beautiful day for all except those who suffer from allergies as pollen levels remain high. Breezy with winds out of the southwest 10-20 mph and gusts up to 30mph will help to spread pollen. Tree pollen is high with oak, birch, pine and cedar as some of the highest concentrations.

Beachy Feels for Friday, Showers Saturday

CHARLOTTE, N.C. – A new survey lists the happiest countries in the world. America came in 15th place. The top three spots? Finland, Denmark and Iceland which all have women in high government roles. Two questions: how do women and men lead differently? And what do you think we need to get happier here at home?

Why Isn’t America The Happiest Country On Earth?

CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Let’s talk about age, babies! 45 is the new 25 when it comes to women getting representation in all kinds of professions, both on and off screen. How does your mental age compare to your actual?. And, this week, President Biden did what all presidents...

Does Your Mental Age Match Your Chronological Age?

CHARLOTTE – Girl scout cookie season is in full swing. If you feel like they’re harder to find this year, you’re not alone. In today’s don’t waste your money, John Matarese explains why.

Don’t Waste Your Money: Girl Scout Cookie Shortage

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Seventy-Year-Old Charlotte Man Missing, Family Worried

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police are asking for the public’s help finding John Corrigan, 70, who did not return home. Police say Mr. Corrigan left...

Seventy-Year-Old Charlotte Man Missing, Family Worried

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