More than 1,200 women attended the group's 28th annual luncheon at the convention center. The Good Friends tradition began in 1987.

Tobacco and other smoking products, including e-cigarettes, will be banned from the west Charlotte campus as of January 1.

New help in the manhunt for a suspect in a south Charlotte murder. There are now electronic billboards in four states with his picture on them.

A smoke detector helped two residents get out of their home after it caught fire Thursday morning in Gastonia.

A special honor for Samaritan's Purse doctor Kent Brantly. The Ebola survivor is one of five Ebola fighters who will share the honor of being Time magazine's Person of the Year.

Police misconduct and the threat it poses to the black community was the focus for a Blackout rally Wednesday night at Marshall Park in Uptown.

With Cam out, the Panthers will turn to backup quarterback Derek Anderson for Sunday's game.

Panthers Quarterback Cam Newton is out of the hospital and talking for the first time about the crash that sent him there Tuesday.

A Gaston County toddler is improving, six months after being badly scalded in a bathtub. Her former babysitter is now serving a nine month prison sentence.

The National Action Network Youth Chapter will be holding a BLACKOUT RALLY tonight at 6:00 p.m. at MARSHALL PARK.

The hockey team is returning to Bojangles Coliseum after city council approved a $16 million facelift for the arena Monday night.

The mother of an unarmed black man who was kiled by a white CMPD officer says the killing has to stop.

Kelli Bartik and Brett Jensen join Morgan Fogarty and Rance Adams to discuss the impact Cam Newton's crash will have on the field.

Intersection where Cam Newton crashed among top five most accident-prone in the city.

Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton will be keep overnight at a local hospital for observation following an accident in Uptown.

The fire department will be conducting a training fire Tuesday afternoon in west Charlotte.

Racial profiling and police brutality are front and center in Charlotte. Emotions are high as Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police and Charlotte City Council talk about a civil rights ordinance.

A report that fish caught from a lake near a Duke Energy coal ash spill are unsafe to eat may not be true.