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West Charlotte organization lands $1 million gift for education, housing stability
It aims to advance RenWest’s mission with a focus on quality education, housing stability, health and wellness and increased social mobility in the former Boulevard Homes Apartments.
North Carolina Man Arrested with AR-15 Near New York State Fair Parking Lot
Safety is the number one priority for law enforcement as the Great New York State Fair is off and running. New York State Police and other local police agencies are in full force to protect those taking the trip to Syracuse to take in the sights, concerts, exhibits and delicious fair foods of Interstate-690. Unfortunately, there are always bad actors in the crowd.
Ruling: Charlotte school leaders withheld safety records, violated law
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - A ruling in a court case issued Friday found Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools leaders improperly withheld records detailing rapes and sexual assaults reported by students. The ruling came as part of a public records lawsuit WBTV brought against the school district. CMS officials claimed for years that records...
Austin Dillon's Richmond penalty upheld again after final appeal
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Richard Childress Racing's last attempt to have a penalty overturned for Austin Dillon's controversial Richmond win was quashed by a decision from the National Motorsports Appeals Board (NMAB). The board's final appeals officer upheld the penalty against Dillon, which eliminated his win from counting toward playoff...
Pilcher Named AAC Defensive Player of the Week; Larsen Earns AAC Honorable Mention
IRVING, Texas -- Following the 3-0 season-opening win over Davidson, senior captain Ian Pilcher has been named American Athletic Conference Defensive Player of the Week and senior forward was selected as an AAC Honorable Mention selection, as announced by the league Monday afternoon. Pilcher, who began his senior campaign by...
Becker Morgan Group Staff Earn New Licensures
Becker Morgan Group proudly announces that staff members Christopher Coleman, AIA, and Andrew Sabine, PE, have earned their professional architecture and engineering licenses. Christopher and Andrew have met the requirements set out by the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards and the National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying, including education, experience, and rigorous professional exams.
Touted trade possibility should put Carolina Panthers on high alert
Dan Morgan isn't sitting on his hands this offseason. The new general manager is doing everything in his power to get the Carolina Panthers on sounder footing. It's not been easy, but the roster looks in much better shape aside from a few problem areas that could hold them back.
Happy 100th birthday! Charlotte woman celebrates the century mark
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - A Charlotte woman is celebrating her 100th birthday on Monday. Ms. Helena Camille Edwards Lester was born Aug. 26, 1924, in a tiny town in Mississippi. She got married and moved to Charlotte 20 years later. Loved ones and the community gathered to celebrate her last...
Girls lose out in high school football insurance coverage
Girls playing flag football for one North Carolina high school aren’t winning when it comes to accident insurance, which the school only covers for boys playing tackle football, according to a local news report out of Charlotte. Called out by a Hough High School mom whose sophomore daughter suffered...
Good Morning BT Entire Monday, August 26th 2024 Show
Good Morning BT with Bo Thompson and Beth Troutman entire Monday, August 26th, 2024 show. 6:05 Beth’s Song of the Day/Char-Meck First day of School. 6:35 First day of School Memories Cont. 6:50 RAM Biz Update; New CMS Schools Open Today. 7:05 Bo’s Good Morning Song. 7:20 First...
New scholarship at NC Central University will pay for teachers to become principals
A new scholarship program at North Carolina Central University is paying for local teachers to become principals. It includes 16 educators from across the state. All currently teach elementary, middle or high school students in rural districts. The scholarship will cover the teachers' master's degrees and give money to their...
Making healthy school lunches with Novant Health CoreLife
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QC Life) - With school back in session, it is important that they go back with a good lunch. To help keep those lunches healthy and nutritious, Brittany Kingry, director of dietetics for Novant Health CoreLife, joined the show. She talked about why lunch is so important plus...
Inside the Dream Center’s work to help the hungry across Charlotte
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QC Life) - An organization is helping keep bellies full across the Queen City. Victor Nicholson, executive director of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Dream Center, joined the show to talk about the organization’s efforts to feed the approximately 100,000 Charlotteans living in food insecurity. The Dream Center partners with The...
Charlotte Braces for Sweltering Week as Temperatures Set to Surpass 95 Degrees, NWS Advises Caution
As Charlotte residents bask in today's sunny skies, the mercury is expected to climb to a comfortable 90 degrees. The latest update from the National Weather Service reveals a light east wind will accompany today's highs. The city is looking forward to a series of hot and sunny days, with Tuesday's highs aiming to not only reach but surpass the 95-degree mark, nudging the heat index values to potentially 100 degrees.
JMU vs. Charlotte Football TV Channel, Time, and Odds For August 31 Matchup
The Bob Chesney era officially arrives on Aug. 31, when JMU football visits the Charlotte 49ers in Week 1 of the 2024 season. Both teams are expected to start transfer quarterbacks, with Washington transfer Dylan Morris the favorite to earn the starting job for JMU. Charlotte will lean on Florida transfer Max Brown, an athletic player with limited college experience.
Charlotte House Fire Displaces Four Residents and Pet Dog, No Injuries Reported
A house fire in a west Charlotte neighborhood on Saturday afternoon resulted in the displacement of four people and a dog. The Charlotte Fire Department reported to WBTV that the blaze, which began around 1:30 p.m. on Bristol Drive, was quickly brought under control, with firefighters extinguishing the flames in 14 minutes. Fortunately, there were no injuries among civilians or first responders.
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