Opponents of the toll lanes are not happy that a private company named Cintra would control the lanes and set toll rates for the next 50 years.

Saturday marks the 50th anniversary of a now-infamous civil rights march across Alabama. It's known as Bloody Sunday.

Two police officers who live in York County are in the Mecklenburg County Jail, accused of abusing their own baby.

In a town hall style meeting, President Obama centered his message on making sure young Americans seize opportunities in their community for a bright future.

Neighbors tell us everyone tried to get to the little boy but the smoke and flames were just too much. One man told us what he tried to do to help and what stopped him.

Child porn being made and sent by local 6th graders. Investigators in Cleveland County caught the student responsible for extortion, but tell us there could be more students to catch.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police are reaching out to build better communication with the African American community.

A Union County Animal Control worker fined by the state for the unauthorized euthanasia of animals and unprofessional conduct has also been demoted.

The doors will stay closed for Entrepreneur High School. The State Board of Education voted to revoke the Charlotte school's charter Thursday.

The DOT had three options: keep the lanes closed, make them commuter lanes, or open them to the public. A transportation committee voted Thursday to keep them closed.

Thursday marked the close of another scandal surrounding ex-mayor Patrick Cannon.

A superior court judge has denied a preliminary injunction that would have stopped planes for toll lanes on I-77.

CMPD is hoping to bring honest communication to Queen City neighborhoods with a program dubbed Cops and Barbers.

U.S. Airways is trying to figure out what caused smoke to fill a plane flying from Charlotte to Denver.