A woman from Gastonia started a fundraiser after she lost her son, two grandchildren, and her niece in Saturday's deadly accident on I-485, according to GoFundMe. Six people, in total, were killed in the crash.
The victim in this case has been identified as 17-year-old Nathan Martinez, according to York County Coroner, Sabrina Gast.
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department is investigating a homicide in east Charlotte.
Bojangles is deepening its commitment to better serve Spanish-speaking guests by expanding its Spanish-language ordering capabilities across digital and in-store platforms.
View a full list of the biggest names and concerts happening around Charlotte this week.
North Carolina election officials have made some major changes to overseas and military voting rules following a court ruling.
Former North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper appears to be running for Senate.
The first district in our area is heading back to class this week, but in less than a month, everyone's going back to school.
A Mooresville woman was arrested after being accused of kidnapping her four-year-old child on Thursday
Leaders in Union and Lincoln counties have decided to remove fluoride from public drinking water.
Eleven passengers on a Greyhound bus from Charlotte to Atlanta were taken to the hospital after it crashed in Greenville, South Carolina.
A suspected thief in Charlotte is charged after a Steele Creek area restaurant owner says he caught him on the roof of his business.
Two people were taken to the hospital following a shooting in NoDa early Saturday morning.
Big Time Wrestling made its debut at Truist Field on Friday night. The Charlotte Knights hosted some big names, and headlining the event was none other than WWE Hall of Famer, Sting.
50-year-old Marlon Dalton was arrested. Detectives call him a violent repeat offender, saying he was already out on bond for attempted murder charges at the time of his arrest.
In the never-before seen surveillance video, you can see three people storm into Moore's home on Allison Avenue on July 26th, 2021. One of the three is carrying an umbrella.
The Salvation Army's Center of Hope in Charlotte is activating its "extreme heat overflow" space, which provides daytime relief from the heat for those who need it.
Bicyclists are braving the heat in Myers Park, riding for this year's 24 Hours of Booty fundraiser. It's the 24th year for the Charlotte tradition.
According to a study from Common Sense Media about teens and Artificial Intelligence companions, 72% say they have used some type of AI companion platform like Chai, Character.AI and Replika.
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