CMS Superintendent back on the job after an investigation
Charlotte Mecklenburg School Superintendent Dr. Crystal Hill is back on the job after a three month investigation.
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Charlotte Mecklenburg School Superintendent Dr. Crystal Hill is back on the job after a three month investigation.
A man who is accused of murdering a missing Charlotte woman, spoke to WCCB a month before he was arrested. Shaquina Harris was reported missing by family back on July 13th.
A woman in Mecklenburg County could be put to death for murdering a 6-year-old girl. Police say Tonya McKnight beat and neglected Domonique Moody.
Charlotte Mecklenburg School Superintendent Dr. Crystal Hill will return to the district August 12th. The CMS Board of Education placed Dr. Hill on paid leave back in June to complete an investigation into matters regarding administrative and operational oversight.
A disturbing video circulating online shows a repeat offender ranting before punching a woman knocking her to the ground in Dilworth. Police say they were strangers.
Mooresville police say an officer illegally accessed the Flock Camera system at least 31 times to track her boyfriendβs ex-wife.
Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Chief supports a 9:00pm curfew for kids under 18. Chief Estella Patterson says the curfew will help police deal with the teen takeovers.
Hemp industry advocates say a bill under consideration in the state legislature would ban all cannabis sales in the state. They say HB 328 will shut down stores and leave tens of thousands of people unemployed.
The family of a 13-year-old killed at a South Carolina boat dock while in foster care is demanding answering about his foster care placement. Two teens are facing charges in Daryl Lowry's murder that happened in Modoc, SC on July 20th.
A Charlotte police officer has been suspended after being accused of misusing law enforcement cameras to help an alleged drug dealer.
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