Get on your bikes and ride! Hundreds of people are harnessing their pedal power to help in the fight against cancer.

The lights are back on after a crash involving a CMPD officer knocked out power to more than 1,700 people in east Charlotte.

The family members of victims in the Aurora, Colorado movie theater massacre say gun restrictions put in place since still don't go far enough.

Charlotte theaters are reviewing security policies to improve any measures to protect crowds.

The clock is ticking for nearly 50 local firefighters being forced out of their jobs. Firefighters at the Providence Volunteer Fire Department must be out of the fire station by Tuesday at midnight.

Nine jurors are now seated, and the judge recessed early Friday after they ran out of jurors from the first pool of thirty.

David Bruck most recently co-defended Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.

The initiative caught the attention of President Obama, who invited Cops and Barbers to the White House Thursday.

After four days of questioning by the state and the defense, both sides have agreed on nine men and women who will decide Wes Kerrick's fate.

A political battle is in the works after thousands petitioned lawmakers to stop issuing the Sons of Confederate Veterans plates that use the battle flag as a symbol.

Charlotte is in a drought. Right now water restrictions are voluntary, but could soon be mandatory.

Deputies s say they found the remains of a man who has been missing since the 1970's inside a car in Lake Rhodiss Tuesday.

Charlotte's Cops and Barbers program has worked to open an honest dialogue on police and race relations in the African-American community.