North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooperβs second-term Cabinet secretary for military and veterans affairs is retiring, and a former state legislator who has been working at the Pentagon is taking his place.
A Statesville man was sentenced to 15 years in prison for possessing images and videos portraying sexual abuse of children, toddlers and infants.
Egg prices are at near-historic highs in many parts of the world as the spring holidaysΒ approach, reflecting a market scrambled byΒ disease, high demand and growing costs forΒ farmers.
The Charlotte Hornets are shutting down guard LaMelo Ball for the season. Ball has not played since Jan. 27.
A former basketball coach at Worthington Christian High School in Ohio has been arrested in Cornelius on child sexual exploitation charges.
Investigators have identified the human remains found by Duke Energy workers in Sherrill's Ford near a small creek.
Adam Wurtzel went to a local elementary school to celebrate Library Week and National Reading Month.
Former Mecklenburg County Manager Gerald "Jerry" Fox died Wednesday, March 27th, according to a statement from Mecklenburg County officials.
CMPD wants you! Next month, the department is teaming up with the FBI for an event to celebrate women in law enforcement.
CLT Airport prepares for record-breaking crowds.
No area around Charlotte is growing faster than Lancaster county. The census shows an increase of nearly 13% from 2020-2023.
The Mecklenburg County Sheriffβs Office is investigating an in-custody death for one of its inmates in Uptown Charlotte.
One person was taken to the hospital after a shooting in Lincoln County on Wednesday afternoon.
Police have charged an 18-year-old suspect in connection to a homicide at a southwest Charlotte home earlier this month.
A 40-year-old Monroe man has been arrested on outstanding warrants after leading police on a pursuit and locking himself in his car.
Martin Gaddis of Gastonia took a chance on a $5 scratch-off and won a $250,000 prize.
One person was treated for minor injuries in a house fire in Huntersville on Wednesday.
The North Carolina official tasked with carrying out the state's new legalized sports wagering law says betting from smartphones and desktops got off to a βstrong start.β
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