North Carolina NAACP Leader Sues Over Being Removed From Flight
The leader of North Carolina's NAACP is suing American Airlines, saying he was removed from a flight because he is black.
Bernard Fox, Dr. Bombay On 'Bewitched,' Dies At 89
A family spokesman says that Bernard Fox, known to TV viewers as Dr. Bombay on "Bewitched" and Col. Crittendon on "Hogan's Heroes," has died. He was 89.
Yahoo Says Hackers Stole Information From Over 1B Accounts
Yahoo says it believes hackers stole data from more than one billion user accounts in August 2013, in what is thought to be the largest data breach at an email provider.
New DNA Testing Planned In JonBenet Ramsey Murder Case
Boulder police and prosecutors are looking at new DNA testing technology that they hope will further the investigation of the unsolved 1996 murder of 6-year-old JonBenet Ramsey.
WCCB Previews Walker Stalker Con With Z Nation's Keith Allan
The Walker Stalker Convention is heading to Charlotte on December 17th and 18th at The Park Expo Center and WCCB has an exclusive interview with one of the celebrities who will be in attendance.
Publicist: Actor Alan Thicke Dies At Age 69
A publicist says Alan Thicke, who played the likable father on the sitcom "Growing Pains," has died at age 69.
Rebels To Evacuate Aleppo In Surrender Deal As Fighting Ends
Syrian rebels reached a cease-fire deal to evacuate from eastern Aleppo in an effective surrender on Tuesday, as Russia declared all military action had stopped and the Syrian government had assumed control of the former rebel enclave.
Prosecutors Give Timeline of Accused Church Shooter Actions
Through a dozen witnesses on Tuesday, federal prosecutors reconstructed the activities of Dylann Roof in the months leading up to night he went to a black Charleston church and shot nine members to death during a Bible study session.
New War Rules Emphasize Need To Avoid Civilian Casualties
The Pentagon has revised its rules of war to put more emphasis on the need to reduce civilian casualties and avoid "excessive harm" to people and property when planning and conducting attacks.
In Tennessee Wildfires, Officials Estimate $500M In Damage
Deadly wildfires caused more than $500 million in damage as they tore through a tourism community in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains and killed 14 people, local officials estimated Tuesday.
6 Months Later, 49 Killed At Pulse Are Remembered In Orlando
Relatives, friends and survivors of the Orlando nightclub massacre stood outside Pulse where candles were lit behind stars with the names of each of the 49 patrons killed, as they remembered the six-month mark Monday of the worst mass shooting in modern U.S. history.
Accused Shooter Had List Of Other Black Churches In His Car
When he was arrested, the man accused of killing nine people during a Bible study in a Charleston church had a list of other area black churches in his car, law enforcement officials testified Monday.
Man from California Spends $1 Million on Video Game
A California man named Kevin Lee Co plead guilty to wire fraud and money laundering for embezzling on December 8th. However, it's what he spent a large sum of the $4.8 million on that is attracting attention.
Brother Says Former U.S. Senator Hagan Is In Intensive Care
Former U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan, who represented North Carolina, has been hospitalized after falling seriously ill.
John Glenn, Astronaut And Senator, To Lie In State In Ohio
John Glenn will lie in state in Ohio's capitol building before a celebration of his life of military and government service and two history-making voyages into space.
A Grim Tally Soars: More Than 50,000 Overdose Deaths In US
More than 50,000 Americans died from drug overdoses last year, the most ever.
Attorney: Dylann Roof's Mom Had Heart Attack During Trial
Dylann Roof's mother suffered a heart attack not long after prosecutors described how her son planned a cold and calculated killing of nine black church members in a racially motivated attack, the white man's attorney said in court documents Thursday.
First American To Orbit Earth, John Glenn, Dead At 95
John Glenn, whose 1962 flight as the first U.S. astronaut to orbit the Earth made him an all-American hero and propelled him to a long career in the U.S. Senate, died Thursday. The last survivor of the original Mercury 7 astronauts was 95.
US Life Expectancy Falls, As Many Kinds Of Death Increase
A decades-long trend of rising life expectancy in the U.S. could be ending: It declined last year and it is no better than it was four years ago.
Escaped Inmate Accused Of Stabbing Officer Captured in Lexington
South Carolina authorities say an inmate who escaped a maximum-security facility and is accused of stabbing a police officer has been captured.
