Students in Charlotte area schools are preparing to take the streets, demanding change. They're part of the half-a-million students around the country signing up for 'March for Our Lives' demonstrations, to protest gun violence and demand stricter legislation.
CMPD sent out an alert Friday saying more people are getting spoofing calls.
Someone in southeast Charlotte has been stealing packages from homes, and CMPD needs help identifying them.
A 32-year-old man is in custody after a three hour standoff Friday with members of the U.S. Marshals Service Joint Fugitive Task Force (JFTF) and Kannapolis Police Department.
Police have arrested two suspects accused of robbing victims at gunpoint Wednesday night.
A new Safe Exchange Zone has been established by Cornelius Police Department to help citizens safely conduct online transactions.
The Hickory Parks and Recreation Department's annual Children's Easter Egg Hunt scheduled for Saturday, March 24th has been rescheduled due to uncertain weather conditions.
A sick racoon found in a resident's backyard Wednesday has tested positive for rabies, according to county officials.
Police are investigating after a shooting at a southeast Charlotte apartment complex Friday afternoon.
The Carolina Panthers have signed unrestricted free agent cornerback Ross Cockrell and free agent safety DaβNorris Searcy.
The Carolina Panthers have signed free agent guard Jeremiah Sirles.
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Volunteers are needed for The Big Spring Clean.Β Join WCCB as we help improve local streams and lakes in Charlotte-Mecklenburg.
Kemba Walker scored 46 points in just 28 minutes as the Hornets routed the Grizzlies in historical fashion 140-79.
Reginald Johnson will replace Chief John Hannan, who retired back in August, as the newest Fire Chief for Charlotte.
Project Search is a joint effort between Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools and Atrium Health, training students with special needs. They allowed WCCB an exclusive look inside the program.
WCCB talked to Pineville Chief of Police who says even with a population of a little over 8,000 people, he wasn't surprised that Pineville made the top ten list of dangerous cities in North Carolina, but it's not why youΒ might think.Β
A local soldier with the U.S. Army Reserve has been indicted on multiple charges related to sex trafficking.
City Manager Marcus D. Jones announced today that Reginald T. Johnson, a progressive, community-focused leader with more than 24 years of experience in fire and emergency management service, has been selected to be Fire Department chief.
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