A winter storm warning in the mountains and a major drop in temperatures Thursday night means trick-or-treaters may need to bundle up.

Democrat Irwin Carmichael and Republican Chris Hailey talk about their vision for the Mecklenburg county sheriff's office.

Thieves broke in Wednesday night and stole two laptops and a donation box filled with money.

York County Sheriff's Deputies asked Jason Knapp Thursday to stop running near Orchard Park Elementary School. Alert parents noticed Knapp recently and reported him.

Police responded to a crash involving a pedestrian on Steele Creek Road near the intersection of South Tryon St.

Due to a vehicle crash on the I-485 inner loop at mile marker 54, I-485 will be closed on the inner loop side starting from John Street to Providence Road.

Only on the web, UNC Chapel Hill Chancellor Carol Folt talks to WCCB News @ Ten anchor Morgan Fogarty about why non-student athletes were steered into the fake classes and more.

The NCAA could announce sanctions against the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill any day now for its massive academic fraud scandal. The woman tasked with putting the university back on track talked with WCCB News @ Ten anchor Morgan Fogarty about what's next.

A lot of excitement Wednesday for the regular season return of the Charlotte Hornets, and the team did not disappoint.

North Carolina's solicitor general on Wednesday urged a federal appeals court to revive a state law that would require abortion providers to show and describe an ultrasound of the fetus to the pregnant woman, even if the patient refuses to…

Parents in Gastonia fought to keep the high school program at their children's charter school open. Now, they want board members to pay.

Charlotte Hornets forward Jeffery Taylor has pleaded guilty to two charges as part of a deal in a Michigan assault case.

CMPD says intersection of Nations Ford Road and Arrowood Road will be closed most of the day due to a crash that took power lines down.

WCCB Charlotte has the first look at a police dog at the center of controversy over his treatment at the Salisbury Police Department.

Residents in a Gastonia mobile home park say they've been living in horrible conditions.

Michael Jordan is talking about rebuilding the Hornets brand, and reconnecting the team with the Queen City.

WCCB is pushing for answers about the exact number of people being monitored for Ebola in Mecklenburg County, where they flew into and how long they've been here.

One week from election day, both Republican Thom Tillis and Democrat Kay Hagan are getting big-name help campaigning for U.S. Senate.