UPDATE: The N.C. Division of Child Development and Early Education has suspended the operating license for the Primrose School of Ballantyne following the arrest of Joseph Starnes for the improper touching of multiple children.
CMPD officer Brad Potter posted about a teenager who asked if he could pray for him and the post is going viral.
It's not contagious or passed down in the family, but Multiple Sclerosis affects more than 2 million people worldwide.
The board is asking for almost $800 million dollars in funding.
It's been one week since police shot and killed a man in North Charlotte. WCCB Charlotte has learned the man was shot in the back.
Police say the body found under a bridge Monday has been identified as 90-year-old Ray Jackson.
Duke Energy says they expect about 2,000 customers in the southern portion of Gaston County to be without power until early Thursday morning.
Guard Keon Johnson is kind of a big deal at Winthrop.
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CMPD has charged an 18-year-old for his involvement with the murder of Sandy Le back in August 2016.
Performance Design Products has issued a recall for the XBOX ONE controllers battery charger due to a burn hazard.
The Carolina Panthers have re-signed Kyle Love to a two-year deal, according to the team.
Police say Brian Carver has been located and taken into custody.
Investigators say the bomb squad has been called out after dynamite was found under a home in Stanly County.
A railroad worker in Harrisburg had to be lifted to safety following an accident on the job.
Two people are facing charges in Rock Hill after a dog was found dead after being left out in freezing temperatures.
Investigators say they arrested a man for robbing a convenience store and attempting to rob a Food Lion in Union County.
Police are trying to find a man charged with multiple violent crimes, including attempted murder.
A rule from the Department of Veteran Affairs went into effect Tuesday that will grant compensation to veterans who suffer from illnesses caused by contaminated water at Camp Lejeune.
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