Just because will cant talk, doesnt mean he cant communicate, and he communicated to us very clearly that something bad was happening at school. Bill allegations of autistic students being abused at a local School District, a former teachers aide was fired for reporting what she saw, and how the district is responding in tonights fox 46 special report. Should we play defense or should we play offense . Which one do you want . Kayla gop president ial candidate jeb bush campaigning in rock hill tonight ahead of election. What potential voters had to say. Bill and its now been 15 years since nascar legend Dale Earnhardt died in a violent crash during the daytona 500. Its a loss fans tell us still is felt in the sport. Good evening and thank you for joining us for fox 46 news im bill melugin. Kayla and im kayla ayres. First on fox tonight, who will be the next u. S. President . Voters in South Carolina have a chance to weigh in on the republican side of things this weekend during the prima
Toxic metal. Bill string of businesses set to close down leading to public outcry. Youll find out why they are forced to pack up and move o o and what might be replacing them. People are locating them, drilling out the locks and posting it on craigslist for a great deal. Kayla cmpd receiving five calls a week of possible squatter cases all over charlotte. They take us to one neighborhood where a squatter had a history of runins with police. What neighbors did in response. Good evening and thank you for joining us for fox 46 news, im kayla ayres. Bill and im bill melugin. First on fox tonight, thousands in South Carolina, they are just learning the water theyve been drinking might have been contaminated. Kayla three different neighborhoods two, in york for the toxic metal lead. Results show up to four times above federal standards. David sentendrey spent the afternoon in one of the neighborhoods, joining us live in the studio with what neighbors had to say. Reporter hey, kayla, contamin
Whether they need to move the march 15th primary date to another date down the road to accommodate all these changes. They go back into session at 7 00 tonight and could decide to vote on these maps as well. Well be here following developments and let you know what happens on Eyewitness News at 10 00 and 11 00. Jim bradley, channel 9 Eyewitness News. North carolina ncaa leaders are discussing how to best target voters in light of the pending redistricting changes. The chapter expressed concerns over the timing of the primary and is working to educate voters. The head of the chapter told channel 9 the group is waiting to see how state lawmakers proceed. They expect to release more details tomorrow. As all the retricking talks continue, a pole released today show the majority of north carolinians won nonpartisan congressional districts. 59 of voters want the law drawn along party lines. 9 are against that move. And the rest dont have an opinion. Turning now to a developing story, cases o
Workers say test results on a potential case came back negative. State Health Workers say theyre keeping a close eye on all reported cases. As of right now, we have had 11 cases reported total. So three of those were counting at confirmed. Eight of them are probable. Reporter a spokesperson for lowes said two messages have been sent to employees about the out break. And she said weve taken additional housekeeping steps at the Customer Support center, including extra sanitizing and adding more Hand Sanitizer stations on campus. And still workers say they expect those cases to grow as Health Officials across the area get out and investigate some of those potential cases. Reporting live in mooresville tonight, tina terry, channel 9 Eyewitness News. Thank you tina. Coming up new tonight at 10 00 and 11 00, were learning more about the challenges of stopping the spread of the mumps. Why it could be weeks before we know the full scope of its impact. Wsoctv. Com. Weve posted a link to the cdc
Exactly what led up to that mistake. Piedmont told us that they are able to bill contractors in situations like that. Tina terry, Eyewitness News. At t contractors caused major problems for neighbors in this neighborhood in october. They hit gas lines and phone lines within a week. Eyewitness news found out they were digging before the utility lines were clearly marked. That stopped after our report. Our Eyewitness News reports about utility lines being cut by contractors goes back to july of last year. And you can find the links, videos, and pictures from the cases under tinas story at wsoctv. Com. After clear skies and some much needed sun, were tracking clouds moving back into the charlotte region over the last hour. Our chief meteorologist Steve Udelson is in the Severe Weather center pinpointing when the rain will return. Not a lot of rest for the weather weary. Out there enjoying that break as temperatures climb to the upper 50s. Look at this. All ready some rain being detected o