Investigation Underway After Death of Fort Mill Soldier
The department of defense confirms that a soldier from Fort Mill died Monday from a non-combat-related incident.
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The department of defense confirms that a soldier from Fort Mill died Monday from a non-combat-related incident.
Neighbors living near Duke Energy coal ash ponds are welcoming an agreement intended to speed up coal ash clean-up. Duke says it will remove water from coal ash ponds to prevent seeping.
Concord Mills is the largest shopping and entertainment destination in the Carolinas. The DOT says this road averaged 42,000 vehicles a day in 2016. Getting into the mall can be a hassle, but the new bridge should make it a lot easier.
Autopsy Results Released Tuesday
Federal judges ruled Tuesday that North Carolina’s congressional district map drawn by legislative Republicans is illegally gerrymandered because of excessive partisanship that gave the GOP a rock-solid advantage for most seats and must quickly be redone.
Carmel Christian School says they will temporarily close due to a recent flu outbreak.
All three suspects wanted in connection to the December murder of 28-year-old Miguel Angel Valle Romero are now in custody.
A teen is recovering this evening after being shot Tuesday afternoon.
The N.C. Sports Hall of Fame says the 2018 class of inductees has 15 new members who will be enshrined in May.
CMPD is investigating after several people fired shots at a man Tuesday afternoon on Nobles Avenue.
Queen City Soccer Club LLC announced today that Novant Health has re-signed as presenting sponsor of the Charlotte Independence through the 2020 season.
The outer loop of I-485 in Mint Hill has been shut down due to a large brush fire.
Carolina Panthers offensive coordinator Mike Shula and quarterbacks coach Ken Dorsey have been relieved of their duties, the team announced Tuesday.
T.S.A. officers prevented an Indiana man from bringing a loaded handgun on board a plane at a Charlotte Douglas International Airport checkpoint.
Officers are investigating a deadly overnight crash at Atando Avenue, where alcohol appears to have been a factor.
WCCB Charlotte has learned leaders are rethinking plans for a controversial satellite college campus in Waxhaw. Neighbors have been fighting the proposed campus that would be built on land they say was supposed to be for a park.
Questions now loom over ownership and if the team will stay in Charlotte.
Progress tonight on demolition of the Hawthorne Lane Bridge in East Charlotte. All of the girders over inbound Independence are gone. Residents say noise from the construction is becoming a nuisance.
Several schools in the WCCB viewing area will be on a delayed start Tuesday, January 9th due to winter weather conditions.
