Police Need Help Identifying North Charlotte Robbery Suspect
Police need help identifying an armed robbery suspect in north Charlotte.
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Police need help identifying an armed robbery suspect in north Charlotte.
A man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for discharging a firearm after an altercation at a Charlotte restaurant.
The FBI is asking for the public's assistance in identifying a man accused of sexually exploiting a child.
A woman is in the ICU after her and a man were injured trying to run from police during a drug bust in Cleveland County.
Police are investigating a bank robbery in Lincolnton.
Three local businessmen say Cannon tried to extort tens of thousands of dollars from them. The men run cab companies in Charlotte.
Deputies say an employee texted a family member that she was hiding from an active shooter on campus.
A fourth teenager is charged in connection to an 8-hour crime spree that started with a carjacking and ended with a murder in the University area.
Authorities in Iredell County have arrested a man who they say promised to connect people to cable service for a one-time charge and with no monthly payment.
Police say a man found his stolen shotgun at local pawn shop. Now, cops have a suspect in custody.
Police arrested two people for selling counterfeit designer purses, handbags and wallets from a flea market in Fort Mill.
Police say they arrested a man for assaulting his girlfriend at an apartment complex in Rock Hill.
Local attorneys are weighing in on Cannon's chances in court and the possibility of others being charged in connection.
Eighteen-year-old Peter Kiever, accused of posting nude photos of underage girls on Instagram, is now charged with cyberstalking.
A 15-year-old and a 16-year-old are accused of stealing cars and robbing four people before killing a man in the University area.
Police say underage girls sent racy and explicit photos of specific body parts to Peter Kiever, and he shared them on Instagram.
Foxx left Charlotte politics last year to become U.S. Secretary of Transportation, and is now speaking out about ex-Mayor Cannon's arrest.
WCCB Charlotte has confirmed ex-mayor Patrick Cannon's wife Trenna is no longer employed by Allen Tate Realtors.
A homicide investigation underway after a woman is found dead and her estranged husband exchanges gunfire with authorities.
We take a detailed look at each of the events leading up to ex-Mayor Cannon's arrest, from the initial tip-off, to the final sting.
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