Dozens of East Charlotte families are spending a second night in a Red Cross shelter. Someone set a three-alarm fire at the Woodscape Apartments that left them homeless.
Several big issues have put Charlotte into the national spotlight over the past year. Now we're seeing more people stepping up to run for Mayor and City Council.
New frustration tonight from neighbors living near Duke Energy coal ash pits. Concrete companies continue to import tons of ash from overseas - all while coal ash sits in the ground here.
County leaders are promising big changes after an audit of the health department. The county brought in outside consultants and conducted an internal review after almost 200 women were not notified of pap smear results in February.
Senate Republicans are back on Capitol Hill working to salvage their plan to repeal and replace Obamacare. They have just three weeks until Congress goes into their August recess.
Davidson residents are hoping to stop plans to build a retail and housing development. They say the land is meant for a park.
A tree knocked power lines down on a car with people inside in Huntersville. Police closed Kerns Road near Mt. Holly-Huntersville Road.
A manhunt is underway in Charlotte tonight. Police are searching for a man targeting women who are out jogging. CMPD says he tried to kidnap two women, at gunpoint, at different locations. Both victims got away safely. Police believe the man then ditched his car in the woods and set it on fire.
We're learning more about a Charlotte middle school teacher accused of sexually abusing a student. 26-year-old Charles Naas is a 7th grade math teacher at Alexander Graham Middle.
Health officials are urging people to take caution after 200,000 gallons of animal waste spilled into a local creek. It's flowing into a river popular with fishers, swimmers, and kayakers.
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