With the Carolina Panthers hosting a pre-season game on Thursday, August 29th, the Charlotte Knights will move their game originally scheduled for BB&T Ballpark that day to Monday, June 10th at 7:04 p.m.
Along with the Monster Energy NASCAR All-Star Race, Coca-Cola 600, Circle K Speed Street presented by Coca-Cola and more, the NASCAR Hall of Fame will be offering special experiences for fans and visitors throughout the month of May.
CMPD says 18 potential suspects have been identified after a large fight at a north Charlotte high school caused the campus to go on a brief lockdown Monday afternoon.
Salisbury Police have identified the 49-year-old woman found shot in the chest Monday night at the intersection of Union Heights and Crown Point Boulevard.
Stephen Floyd of Concord saw a $10 purchase of a scratch-off ticket multiply into a $1 million win.
The CMPD is asking for assistance locating a man wanted for disabling his electric monitoring device.
The Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office says Hazel Cauthen has been found and is safe.
Lyft is offering discounted rides to residents voting in North Carolina's Ninth Congressional District primary today.
Drew Pescaro, one of the students injured during the April 30th shooting at UNC Charlotte, posted a video on his Twitter page as he took his first steps since the shooting.
Check out the Mecklenburg County mugshots from Monday, May 13th.
The Silver Alert issued for 75-year-old Janice Cashwell Adams has been cancelled.
Precincts open at 6:30 on Tuesday morning in the Republican primary for the 9th Congressional District re-do. 10 candidates are on the ballot.
The 9th Congressional District race is underway and includes 13 candidates, 10 of which are facing off now in the 9th District Republican Primary.
Police say two suspects charged in a 2018 shooting case have pleaded guilty.
The father of a two-year-old child who accidentally shot a one-year-old Sunday morning has been charged.
The Carolina Hurricanes have been rolling at home ever since their newly acquired grunter named Hamilton started hogging the corner.
N.C. Department of Transportation contract crews will be milling and paving a 300-foot asphalt section of I-277, requiring lane closures Tuesday and Wednesday nights, May 14 and 15.
In this week's Carolina Insight, Share Charlotte tells us how our community, local businesses, corporations, foundations, groups and individuals, can support their vision for CLT 250.
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