WCNC-TV (Charlotte, NC)

WCNC Charlotte is a television station owned by Tegna and affiliated with NBC, catering to viewers in North Carolina and South Carolina from its base in Charlotte. You can access their local news, weather updates, fact-checking segments called Verify, and investigative reports on WCNC-TV (Channel 36 over the air), their website at WCNC.com, the WCNC Charlotte mobile app, and on many smart TVs like Roku and Amazon Fire.

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What's next for Charlotte City Council amid drama over alleged settlement?

1 day ago | wcnc.com | Julie Kay

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Amid allegations of corruption within the Charlotte City Council and an alleged settlement with the police chief, WCNC Charlotte is looking into viewer questions about what's true and what comes next. Charlotte City Council recently reached a reported settlement with CMPD Chief Johnny Jennings during a closed-door session over former Council member Tariq Bokhari's public and private war against the police chief.
New recordings intensify conflict over K9 Blitz's death and police chief's retirement in Wadesboro

2 days ago | wcnc.com | Tradesha Woodard

WADESBORO, N.C. — Newly released recordings have intensified controversy surrounding the death of a police K9 in Wadesboro, contradicting the department's initial account of the incident and prompting the recent retirement of the interim police chief.
'Day Without Child Care' sees NC centers closing in protest

2 days ago | wcnc.com | Walker Lawson

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — With North Carolina’s state budget still under revision in the House, child care advocates gathered across the state Monday to demand urgent funding for an industry they say is teetering on collapse. The coordinated effort — part of a national movement dubbed “A Day Without Child Care” — included rallies in multiple cities, including one in Charlotte, where parents and child care workers called on lawmakers to act before more families lose access to care.
Coach Kinnear cites energizing home crowd as Checkers advance through playoffs

2 days ago | wcnc.com | James Brierton

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The Charlotte Checkers have announced tickets for their Round 3 home playoff games at Bojangles Coliseum are now available for purchase. The Atlantic Division Final series against the Hershey Bears kicks off with Games 1 and 2 in Charlotte this Friday and Saturday. Both games are scheduled to start at 7 p.m. Fans can secure their tickets online at charlottecheckers.com or by contacting a sales representative at (704) 342-4423.
Crash impacts traffic on I-85 near Concord Mills Mall

2 days ago | wcnc.com | James Brierton

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Newton resident dies in Catawba County crash

2 days ago | wcnc.com | Emma Korynta

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2 days ago | wcnc.com | Richard DeVayne

Now playing Stay Weather Alert with live traffic and weather conditions from the WCNC Weather Impact team. North and South Carolina attorneys general launch bipartisan effort to tackle fentanyl trafficking and money laundering in Charlotte.
Charlotte native remembers Elvis Presley's electrifying show at Carolina Theater

2 days ago | wcnc.com | Larry Sprinkle

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — On a cold winter day nearly 70 years ago, the Queen City found itself at the heart of a musical revolution. Elvis Presley—just 21 years old and still months away from becoming a household name—took the stage at the Carolina Theatre in uptown Charlotte. For those lucky enough to be in the audience, including Charlotte native Judie Walters, it was a moment they’d carry for the rest of their lives. “It was electric. The whole place just lit up,” Walters recalled.
NC and SC attorneys general announce new effort to combat fentanyl trafficking

2 days ago | wcnc.com | James Brierton

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson and South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson will announce a new bipartisan effort to combat fentanyl trafficking and money laundering on Monday, May 12, at 11 a.m. in Charlotte. The attorneys general are focusing on how to confront the high-tech tools that money launderers and traffickers use to conduct their illicit trade. They will be joined by law enforcement partners from the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department.
C.W. Williams Community Health Center unveils new Nutrition Kitchen with ribbon cutting

2 days ago | wcnc.com | Myles Harris

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A new community resource is cooking up healthy habits in Charlotte as the C.W. Williams Community Health Center hosts a ribbon cutting ceremony Monday for its Nutrition Kitchen at its new medical facility in west Charlotte. The ceremony and cooking presentation being held at 3333 Wilkinson Boulevard is set to showcase the new teaching kitchen partially funded by Aetna/CVS Health. Representatives from Aetna/CVS Health and health center patients are expected to attend the event.