US intelligence officials say there is no direct evidence to show Russia provided the missile. Meantime, the black boxes from Flight 17 are now in the hands of Malaysian officials.
A plan to cap North Carolina's sales tax rate at 2.5 percent is headed to the full Senate. If it passes, it could impact raises for teachers in Charlotte-Mecklenburg.
The US is warning Americans not to travel near the Israeli crisis. Secretary of State John Kerry was in Cairo Monday, calling for a cease-fire. A shelling at a hospital in Gaza killed at least five people inside.
Train cars full of bodies rolled away from the Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 impact site Monday. Meanwhile, President Obama is pressuring Vladimir Putin to allow international investigators full access to the site.
Israel has invaded the Gaza strip, escalating a 10-day military campaign against Gaza's Hamas rulers. Another 18,000 reserve soldiers are on standby.
One local terrorism expert says what happened Thursday sets a terrible precedent within the Ukraine/Russia conflict.
The election results are in and some voters turned on Jay Gaither after a former employee sued him last month for sexual harassment.
Hours after Israel agreed to an Egyptian peace deal, Hamas militants fired more than 40 rockets into Israel. One rocket hit an empty school.
The immigration court in Charlotte has a smaller load compared to larger cities, but that might change without action from Washington.
Texas Governor Rick Perry made a stop in Rock Hill Wednesday to talk job creation and economic development. He was joined by South Carolina congressman Mick Mulvaney.
The decision is a sweeping endorsement for privacy rights, and could be a major blow for technology like the Stingray program.
We talked to a Iraqi War veteran Matthew Ridenhour about the possibility of future US military involvement in Iraq.
State lawmakers have pushed through a bill that supporters hope will close the question of who should run Charlotte-Douglas International.
A NC Senate bill would put operational control of the airport into the hands of a new commission.
A newly-signed presidential memorandum lets borrowers adjust fees to 10 percent of their monthly incomes.
Charlotte has a new budget, without a property tax hike. But homeowners will pay some higher fees.
WCCB has learned more about the prison assignment process and what life will be like for Cannon while he's locked up.
Federal investigators are leaving the door open for more arrests in the Patrick Cannon corruption scandal.
On Tuesday night, Mayor Pro Tem Michael Barnes was trying to make it clear, saying he had nothing to do with Cannon's illegal activity.
WCCB takes an in-depth look at the four year investigation leading to the arrest of ex-Charlotte Mayor Patrick Cannon.
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