Jonathan Lowe

1 month ago | wsoctv.com | Jonathan Lowe

BELMONT, N.C. — The family of a Belmont man is experiencing relief after the suspect in his case was not offered a plea deal. Last March, police said D’Shaun Robinson admitted he and Andy Tench went to a bar and then back to a hotel. At some point, Robinson found Tench unresponsive. He later admitted to police that he dumped Tench’s body in a dumpster. On Tuesday, Tench’s family presented a judge with a petition with thousands of signatures and asked him not to accept a plea deal.

1 month ago | wlbt.com | Jonathan Lowe

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WSOC) – Three North Carolina men were in the right place at the right time to jump into action to save two women. It was a random yet perfect chain of events that led to Caleb Moore, Alexander Morgan and Arturo Telles saving a life Monday night. “I can’t even imagine the impact falling 30 feet, face first on the car, you’re just in the front seeing that, looking down and then you’re underwater and you can’t breathe; it’s probably super scary,” Moore said.

1 month ago | 13abc.com | Jonathan Lowe

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WSOC) – Three North Carolina men were in the right place at the right time to jump into action to save two women. It was a random yet perfect chain of events that led to Caleb Moore, Alexander Morgan and Arturo Telles saving a life Monday night. “I can’t even imagine the impact falling 30 feet, face first on the car, you’re just in the front seeing that, looking down and then you’re underwater and you can’t breathe; it’s probably super scary,” Moore said.

1 month ago | wsoctv.com | Jonathan Lowe

CHARLOTTE — Three young men rescued two women from a submerged vehicle after it crashed into a creek on University City Boulevard. The crash occurred when the driver’s foot got stuck on the accelerator, sending the car over an embankment and into the water. “I can’t even imagine, like, the impact of falling 30 feet, face first, on a car,” said Arturo Telles, one of the rescuers. Caleb Moore, Alexander Morgan, and Arturo Telles were at a Cookout restaurant when they witnessed the crash.

1 month ago | wsoctv.com | Jonathan Lowe

CHARLOTTE — Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Superintendent Crystal Hill has proposed a new budget that aims to raise the minimum teacher salary to $50,000, but it comes at the cost of not filling 40 positions. The proposed budget for the next school year amounts to $1.95 billion, which is less than a percent increase from last year’s budget. It prioritizes improving literacy, math performance, and post-graduation readiness while ensuring fiscal responsibility.