They say the thieves are listening to scanners and then striking when a station is out responding to an emergency. These firefighters are out trying to protect lives and property. It is wrong that this is what they are coming back to. Maureen in addition to the five charlotte stations fire grove and mount horn have reported break ins. Until the suspect is caught fire stations will remain on high alert. They ask the public to do the same. Maureen a family devastated after this massive fire. A dad is trying to save his 9yearold daughter and other children killed in this blaze. Tonight we are hearing from people who saw the fire. Molly granthom has the story new on primetime. Reporter heart heartbreaking situation. A father ran out of the home with his 9yearold daughter and went back in to find his other kid and never came he died in the fire. This is a sad day. This is a sad day. Cheryl briggs is a neighbor who knows the family. You know growing up hi, how are you doing . I will never se
We have seen a few parts of North Carolina but not in a high number ever. It appears that they are symptom free now does the virus stay in their system . We do not believe so. Typically, with an illness you have about a week of sim many toes symptoms, fever, rash, muscle aches. Joint aches. Flulike symptoms. That clears and the virus typically clears rapidly along with the symptoms resolving. Public Health Officials say this first case just helps build awareness. They are saying with 10 Million People in the state they are expecting more travelrelated cases. They want patients and doctors to report them and Health Officials will continue to monitor the mosquito population. Pamela escobar wbtv on your side. Thank you. And we checked and the person in mecklenburg county. New information about two confirmed cases of mumps. Two cases in Iredell County involved lowes employees. The company says the cases are connected to their mooresville center. They told their employees and distributed in
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