North Carolina News

Police Identify Man Accused Of Shooting CATS Bus Driver Monday At Charlotte Transit Center

Officials say a CATS bus driver has been shot at the Charlotte Transit Center in what appears to be a domestic violence related shooting.

Flags To Be Flown At Half-Staff Tuesday In Honor Of Former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens

On Monday, Governor Roy Cooper ordered all U.S. and North Carolina flags at state facilities to be flown at half-staff in honor of the late former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens.

Dog Rescued From Burning Hickory Home

A Hickory area dog is safe after firefighters rescued the pooch Sunday afternoon from inside a burning home.

Lincoln County Deputies Arrest Man Wanted On 17 Mecklenburg County Warrants

Deputies say a Charlotte man arrested for shoplifting on Saturday was also wanted on 17 warrants out of Mecklenburg County.

Two Killed, One Injured In Lincoln County Accident

The North Carolina State Highway Patrol says two people were killed and one was injured after an accident early Sunday morning.

"To Have & To Hold: Charlotte" Cast Members Juliana, Joshua, and Peter Join Rising

From financial stress to parenthood, marriage and friendships, "To Have and To Hold: Charlotte" follows the real-life challenges five local couples face. Cast members Julianna, Joshua, and Peter spent the morning with the Rising crew.

Man Accused Of Shooting Girlfriend Before Shooting Himself Charged After Being Released From Hospital

The man accused of shooting his girlfriend then shooting himself has been released from the hospital and is now facing serious charges.

Charlotte Pride Festival & Parade To Be Held Aug. 17-18th In Uptown Charlotte

Charlotte Pride, the local nonprofit organization which produces the annual Charlotte Pride Festival & Parade, has announced its 2019 recipients of its Champions of Pride Awards, as well as the grand marshals for this year’s Bank of America Charlotte Pride Parade.

Equifax To Pay Up To $700M In Data Breach Settlement

Equifax will pay up to $700 million to settle with the U.S. and states over a 2017 data breach that exposed Social Security numbers and other private information of nearly 150 million people.

Rider On 4-Wheeler Shot And Killed After Allegedly Running Over Two People In Burke County

Authorities in Burke County are investigating after a person on a 4-wheeler was shot and killed early Monday morning.

Gaston Co. Mom Warns Parents About "Santa Call & Text You" App

A Gaston County mom is warning parents about a phone app she worries could be used to lure children. Her 8-year-old daughter used an app called "Santa Call & Text You." But the family called police after finding out what "Santa" was texting back.

Huntersville Police Searching For Missing Person

The Huntersville Police Department is investigating a missing person report.

Megan Rapinoe: MLS In Charlotte Would Be 'Pretty Dope', Talks Social Change

Fans crowded Romare Bearden park on Saturday to get a glimpse of Megan Rapinoe.

Doorbell Camera Leads To The Arrest Of Repeat Violent Offender

Police say a proactive homeowner and a doorbell camera led to a quick response and arrest from officers Friday morning.

Union Co. Insists Water is Safe, Residents Still Suspicious

No matter what the county is saying, and test results are showing, people tell WCCB they are still worried the water could be making their hair fall out.

Soccer Fest Could Lead CLT to Major League Soccer

People packed Romare Bearden park Friday night for a huge soccer fan fest event.

Acting CMS Superintendent Addresses Wilcox Resignation

Dr. Clayton Wilcox, the superintendent of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, has resigned effective August 2, 2019. Wilcox submitted his resignation on July 19th.