WCCB Charlotte is your news headquarters for President Obama's visit to Charlotte Tuesday.

A reported terrorist threat against SouthPark Mall had the social media world buzzing.

Road crews expect another morning of heavy traffic at Interstate 77 off exit 28 in Cornelius.

While President Obama will be in Charlotte Tuesday to address Veteran Affairs, the visit comes in the midst of multiple controversies, from racial tensions in Ferguson to the escalating crisis in the Middle East.

A controversial redistricting plan went into effect Monday. Parents opposed to the changes fought a lengthy court battle, but were unable to overturn the school board's vote.

CMS is celebrating the smoothest first day of classes in years. Superintendent Dr. Heath Morrison says there were no problems with transportation or technology.

Church leaders say the senior pastor at Calvary Church has been placed on paid administrative leave pending an investigation.

Police have Beatties Ford Road completely shut down after a West Charlotte High School student was struck by a vehicle.

Officials say a Belmont Abbey soccer player died after collapsing at practice.

For the first time in years, teachers will be getting a raise in North Carolina. Voters in Mecklenburg County will decide if more is on the way.

A former marine was shot inside his home has been upgraded to serious condition.

Social media is buzzing about a possible attack on SouthPark Mall by Islamic Military Group ISIS after seeing a suspicious tweet.

Detectives charged 20-year-old Michael Stephon Lineberger for the murder of 26-year-old Kevin Crosson Sunday night.

Police say customers were robbed at gunpoint at Bojangles' on West Sugar Creek Road around 7 a.m. Sunday.

A bicyclist was taken emergency to CMC after being hit by a car on Rea Road just after 9:30 this morning.

Friends and family say they aren't giving up hope Crystal Morrison will be found alive. They rallied to mark the anniversary of her disappearance.

A tree fell into a power line just before 8:30 p.m. Saturday, leaving 187 people without power.

President Obama is coming to the queen city next week. The white house confirms he will speak Tuesday at the American Legion Convention in Uptown.