International Christian mission agency SIM confirmed today that the person Mecklenburg County Health Department reported Saturday evening as returning from West Africa to the Charlotte area and classified as βsome riskβ for Ebola infection is an SIM missionary.
The battle over same sex marriages in North Carolina isn't over yet. Two lawmakers are challenging a judge's order that allowed the unions and a U.S. appeals court upheld gay marriage bans in four other states.
A suspect trying to get away from police is blamed for causing a nasty crash that caused a major traffic jam in south Charlotte.
Police say one person is dead and another injured after a double shooting in north Charlotte.
A day after narrowly unseating incumbent Kay Hagan, Tillis spoke in Cornelius Wednesday about developing bipartisan efforts to boost the economy.
Republican candidate Thom Tillis beat incumbent Kay Hagan in the North Carolina senatorial race.
If early vote totals are any indication, teachers in Mecklenburg County will not be getting a raise.
Early numbers show overwhelming support for bonds supporting transportation, low-income housing, and neighborhood improvements.
WCCB's Audrina Bigos and Courtney Francisco report from the Thom Tillis and Kay Hagan watch parties as both candidates await election results.
The popular Americana festival, MerleFest, has announced its 2015 dates as well as confirmed appearances and initial ticket sale dates.
Democratic Senator Kay Hagan has been re-elected to the North Carolina Senate.
Voters will decide Tuesday whether to approve nearly $146 million in bonds for projects including transportation, low-income housing and neighborhood improvements.
North Carolina's senate race is one of nine that could change the balance of power in Washington.
CMS Superintendent Heath Morrison resigned Monday and teachers say they had no idea it was coming.
Charlotte Mecklenburg Superintendent Heath Morrison, Ph.D. announced his resignation Monday.
Officials say the preliminary test results for the patient showing symptoms of Ebola at Duke University Hospital were negative.
The N.C. Department of Health and Human Services, Durham and Person County Health Departments are working closely with Duke University Hospital to monitor a patient who departed from Liberia and arrived in the United States on Friday.
A beloved coach and community champion will be laid to rest Saturday. Students tell WCCB Charlotte's Courtney Francisco the former NFL player's memory will live on.
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