Panther Release OT Michael Oher
The Carolina Panthers have terminated vested veteran/failed physical offensive tackle Michael Oher, the team announced Thursday.
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The Carolina Panthers have terminated vested veteran/failed physical offensive tackle Michael Oher, the team announced Thursday.
Police say five women were arrested during a prostitution sting Wednesday.
Police are trying to identify the suspect responsible for an armed robbery overnight in west Charlotte.
Detectives with the CMPD’s Arson Unit and the Charlotte Fire Investigation Task Force have charged Jesus Reyes Lopez for his involvement in the apartment fire that occurred in the 5600 block of Farm Pond Lane in the Hickory Grove Division.
Widen I-77 , the group looking to stop the controversial toll lanes project, is holding a town hall meeting today to give it's response to Mercator Advisors preliminary report on the toll lane project.
C.M.P.D. is looking for the person who opened fire on a home in northwest Charlotte, just barely missing six people.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools says early numbers show the plan to expand the number of seats in magnet schools is popular with parents.
A tree came crashing into a Charlotte home daycare Tuesday night as severe thunderstorms moved through the area.
Family members are concerned and asking for help after a loved one left work in southwest Charlotte Thursday afternoon and disappeared.
A husband has been charged with the murder of his wife after she was found dead on July 7th.
Officials tell WCCB they are investigating a homicide after a man's body was found on a dirt road.
Hyundai Hope on Wheels awarded the Levine Children's Hospital a $50,000 check to go towards cancer research.
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After relieving Dave Gettleman of his duties, the Panthers have chosen the man he succeeded – Marty Hurney – to take over as interim general manager.
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Overnight storms have left more than 1,000 people in Mecklenburg County without power.
Dozens of East Charlotte families are spending a second night in a Red Cross shelter. Someone set a three-alarm fire at the Woodscape Apartments that left them homeless.
Soccer fans and community leaders rallied for Major League Soccer in Uptown Charlotte. The question remains will city leaders approve funds for a new stadium. This after both the city and county cancelled meetings with MLS during their day visit.
Governor Roy Cooper says he is worried the opioid crisis could get worse if funding is left out of the new health care legislation.
