March to Remember Domestic Violence Victim
For the third time in six weeks, a group marched through Uptown Thursday to remember a victim of domestic violence.
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For the third time in six weeks, a group marched through Uptown Thursday to remember a victim of domestic violence.
Construction is set to begin next year on Charlotte-Douglas Airport's new air-traffic control tower. The project will take four years to complete.
A Charlotte mother who fought off intruders during a violent home invasion continues to recover from life threatening injuries.
Crowds started pouring into Rock Hill Thursday night to see Democratic Presidential candidates face off Friday for the first debate in the Southern states.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police continue to ask for the publicβs help in identifying the suspects in the photographs.
Two local students won $25,000 each to put toward their college education on βThe Ellen DeGeneres Show."
Mecklenburg County has announced closings for Veterans Day Wednesday, November 11th.
Fire crews are on scene of a fire that broke out this morning at a textile repair building in Gastonia.
A woman home alone with her baby is shot by intruders, in broad daylight, during a home invasion; a crime that is on the rise.
American Airlines gave a special salute Wednesday to employees and their family members who served during the Vietnam War.
Charlotte's push to become a sports destination took a hit Wednesday. The Queen City lost out on a bid to host the College Football Playoff Championship game in 2019 or 2020.
Updates include a new scoreboard, plastic seats, and concession stands. The Charlotte Checkers will play the first of 38 home games this season Saturday night.
A Charlotte mother is in the hospital Wednesday after police say her boyfriend trapped her inside her burning home with her toddler.
Fifteen former and current Hough High School students ages 14 to 18-years-old were threatened with Sextortion.
Crews are working to repair part of Sharon Amity Road due to a pavement failure.
Roberts speaks with WCCB Charlotte's Amanda Fitzpatrick about her plans to address crime in the Queen City, and how she will restore public trust following former mayor Patrick Cannon's arrest.
Exciting news for one WCCB Charlotte viewer! Donna Carver from Newton is the winner of the Two Broke Girls Cash Stash Sweepstakes!
Bank of America Stadium security is asking how four protesters managed to rappel during Monday's Panthers game.
WCCB Charlotte's Amy Cowman hears from the Republican Mayoral candidate following his loss to Democrat Jennifer Roberts.
