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Reed's 24 Leads No. 25 Clemson To OT Win Over Louisville

Marcquise Reed scored 24 points and had a career-high five steals -- two in overtime -- to lead No. 25 Clemson to a 74-69 win over Louisville on Saturday.

Hall's 16 Lead No. 8 Virginia Past No. 12 UNC, 61-49

Hall of Fame coach Roy Williams didn't bother with technical talk after his 12th-ranked Tar Heels lost 61-49 at No. 8 Virginia.

Fans Gather To See Panthers Off To New Orleans

Fans gathered at Unknown Brewery Saturday to see the Carolina Panthers off as they traveled to New Orleans to face the Saints in the first round of the 2018 Playoffs. WCCB Charlotte's Will Kennedy is in New Orleans sharing the sights and sounds of the city as game time approaches.

Kemba Gets 19 In Hornets' 108-94 Rout Of Slumping Lakers

Kemba Walker had 19 points and seven assists, and the Hornets wrapped up a solid trip with their first back-to-back victories since Thanksgiving, beating the spiraling Lakers 108-94 on Friday night.

Concord Man Accused Of Killing Paramedic Wife Arrested

The man wanted for shooting and killing his paramedic wife in Concord is in custody, according to the Concord Police Department.

One Person Injured In Statesville Shooting

Authorities are investigating a shooting in Satesville that injured one person overnight.

Sabates On Possible New Panthers Stadium Locations

The pack of potential buyers interested in the Carolina Panthers is growing by the day. A local group of potential investors has expanded from five to seven overnight. One of the interested buyers talked with WCCB News @ Ten anchor Morgan Fogarty about what's next and where a new stadium could be built.

Cold Snaps Water Pipes, Costs You Money

Freezing temperatures are causing water pipes to burst across the area, and it will cost you money.

CMPD Needs Help Identifying A NW Charlotte Armed Robbery Suspect

Police are trying to identify the suspect wanted for an armed robbery in northwest Charlotte Friday morning.

Your Paycheck May Be Going Up Soon Because Of Tax Cuts

Millions of working Americans should start seeing fatter paychecks as early as next month, Republican leaders say, as a result of the recently passed tax law.

"Train Wreck" Charged With Stealing Parts Off Company's Work Van

A Burke County man is facing charges after deputies say he stole headlights and a grill off a company work van on December 31st.

CMPD Issues Warrant On "Piggyback Bandit" After Rubbing A Man's Shoulders At CLT Airport

CMPD has issued a warrant for Sherwin Shayegan, otherwise known as the "Piggyback Bandit," after he allegedly rubbed a man's shoulders at Charlotte Douglas back in 2017.

Suspect Arrested After A Man Stabbed In The Chest Shows Up At A Rock Hill WingBonz

Police have arrested the man they say stabbed another man in the chest Thursday evening.

First Snow, Now Bitter Cold Disrupts Life On East Coast

Frigid temperatures, some that could feel as cold as minus 30 degrees, moved across the East Coast on Friday as the region attempted to clean up from a massive winter storm that brought more than a foot of snow, hurricane-force winds and coastal flooding a day earlier.

Why Cable Bills Are Rising Again And What Can You Do About It

Cable and satellite TV providers are ringing in the new year with an unwelcomed gift: higher cable bills.

#Trending: Justin Timberlake's New Single & Jimmy Kimmel Talks Fake Awards Show!

Justin Timberlake debuted his new single, 'Filthy' and Jimmy Kimmel asked strangers on the street about a fake awards show!

U.S. Employers Add Modest 148,000 Jobs; Unemployment 4.1 Percent

U.S. employers added 148,000 jobs in December, a modest gain but still enough to suggest that the economy entered the new year with solid momentum.

#Trending: No Snow Days for the Patriots & Ellen Questions Kylie Jenner's Pregnancy!

The Patriots won't use a bye week or a huge snowstorm as an excuse to miss practice & Ellen grills Khloe Kardashian about sister Kylie!

In Small Breakthrough, Koreas Will Meet for Talks on Tuesday

The rival Koreas will sit down for their first formal talks in more than two years next week to find ways to cooperate on the Winter Olympics in the South and to improve their abysmal ties, Seoul officials said Friday. While a positive sign after last year’s threats of nuclear war, the Koreas have a long history of failing to move past their deep animosity.