A mother is demanding justice after a 97-year-old driver hit her son with a car in South Charlotte. The victim is in the hospital with some serious injuries and it appears the driver has faced no consequences.
Charlotte Area Transit officials say they were actively enhancing security when Iryna Zarutska was stabbed to death by a stranger on the LYNX Blue Line on August 22nd.
A deadly attack on the light rail has many people calling for changes to make public transportation in Charlotte safer. The Metropolitan Transit Commission is hosting a special meeting Wednesday morning at 9am to discuss safety and security on public transit.
Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Chief Johnny Jennings is retiring. The City of Charlotte has launched a nationwide search for his replacement and they are asking for community feedback in a new survey.
We’re days away from the start of the new year for Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools and a lot of local parents are still scrambling to get all the back to school essentials for their kids. The cost of school supplies is up and more people are in need of help.
In a heated CMS board meeting, some parents and community members expressed concerns over the ICE policy that allows agents in public areas with a warrant from a judge.
Restrictions could be coming to more than 580,000 people in South Carolina who receive SNAP benefits.
A group of animal advocates want a Mooresville animal care business closed because of what they say is a pattern of animal abuse and negligence. Protesters gathered at on Brawley School Road outside of Classy Critters Tuesday afternoon.
Changes are on the way to Charlotte City Council meetings to increase productivity. WCCB obtained a memo from Mayor Vi Lyles to City Council about re-emphasizing the rules to improve the structure of the meetings.
People are sick of crime in a North Charlotte neighborhood. More than 100 people in the Sugar Creek corridor came together to discuss solutions to the ongoing drugs, prostitution and violence on the streets.
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