In the November issue of Cosmopolitan magazine is Curtis Beardsell. The 24-year-old was chosen as one of the country's hottest bachelors. And he lives here in Charlotte
Governor Perdue has unveiled a unique new plan for finishing I-485 in northern Mecklenburg County.
They were major underdogs at a big band competition this past weekend, but the Providence High marching band had something motivating them -- the unexpected death of a member they called the heart of their team.
A Gaston County man is charged with killing his neighbor's dog and police aren't buying his "it was barking and on my property" excuse.
Stories making headlines Monday, November 9, 2009.
Retailers were expecting a boost in appliance sales this weekend as North Carolina's second tax-free holiday for energy-efficient electronics lured in customers ready to purchase the big ticket items.
A local state representative posted it on his Facebook page and we spotted it. A major announcement is planned for I-485 Monday morning.
In Rock Hill, troops are getting ready to go to Afghanistan.
A Charlotte family has a son stationed at Fort Hood -- the scene of the mass shooting that left 13 people dead on Thursday.
Charlotte City Councilman Warren Turner was shot at while doing his day job as a North Carolina probation officer, police said Friday.
Cancer donations intended for children were allegedly stolen by a mother in broad daylight.
A driver crashes his car into the Burke County Courthouse, and it's caught on security camera video from several angles.
A mother in Stanly County is waiting by the phone for updates as her son -- one of the most critically injured at Fort Hood -- fights for his life.
Dave Wagner is joined by outgoing Mayor Pat McCrory as they take a look at McCrory's 14 year career as Mayor of Charlotte.
Dave Wagner gives his final thoughts on the Mayor's race and what's in store for Anthony Foxx.
Local Vets react to the shootins in Fort Hood, TX.
A controversial announcement from Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Superintendent Dr. Peter Gorman has teachers concerned about their future.
The aspiring cheerleader who was diagnosed with dystonia after getting a flu shot is being treated by a Charlotte doctor who is under fire by the medical board.
An employee goes to the bathroom at a south Charlotte restaurant and gets held up at knifepoint.
County Manager Harry Jones will get the same $38,400 performance bonus he received last year.
An 18-year-old woman says a man waited in the backseat of her car, and forced her to drive him to Cherryville in Gaston County by threatening to shoot her.
Stories making headlines Thursday, Nov. 5, 2009.
Did you know a fire in your home can double in size every 30 seconds? And just two minutes after a smoke detector goes off, you or your family could be trapped.
Should you get the swine flu mist or the shot? Some people have safety concerns about both.
Congressmen Patrick McHenry apparently parked his SUV illegally at the airport so he could make a flight.
Is it real or is it a hoax? That was the question many of you had when you saw the story of a young cheerleader diagnosed with a neurological disorder called dystonia after getting a seasonal flu shot.
Finally, the swine flu vaccine will be available in Mecklenburg County. Because the supply is so limited, there will not be enough for everyone who wants a dose.
A pickup truck that was supposed to carry children with cancer in Charlotte's Thanksgiving Day parade was stolen at gunpoint.
A Dilworth resident returns home to find a burglar in his home. Instead of running, he goes after the man, punching him several times.
Police are searching for a man who kidnapped a Catawba County woman at gunpoint Wednesday morning.
The US Airways CEO was in Charlotte on Tuesday, meeting with pilots about layoffs and promising the Queen City won't be hit hard by the airline's major cutbacks.
A woman walking along the light rail tracks was reportedly attacked and sexually assaulted by two men early this morning after leaving an Uptown bar.
A 16-year-old German exchange student died and Monday night her friends from South Point High School held a memorial in her honor.
Stories making headlines Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2009.