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2013 Cold Case Homicide Arrests

Police have arrested two men in connection to a 2013 murder.

Police Chase Ends With 2 In The Hospital; Both Facing Charges

Two suspects are in the hospital after running from police and flipping their car on I-85 Wednesday.

Register For The Keep Pounding 5K

The Keep Pounding 5K Stadium Run will be held on May 14th. The run was created by the Carolina Panthers and Carolinas HealthCare Foundation in 2011.

Deputies Say 51 Vehicles Broken Into In Regent Park Area

Investigators are still looking into a string of break-ins that happened Tuesday in the Regent Park area of Fort Mill.

Former CMPD Veteran Named SBI Director

Governor Pat McCrory announced he has nominated Robert Schurmeier, Jr. as director of the State Bureau of Investigation (SBI) during a ceremony today at the Executive Mansion.

Fatal Hit And Run Investigation In York County

York Police are on the scene of a fatal hit and run in York County.

Gov. Executive Order to Change Parts of HB 2

Governor Pat McCrory is appearing to back peddle on parts of the controversial House Bill Two by signing an executive order. He's asking lawmakers to make changes to the law.

Accident In Iredell County Leaves One Dead & One Injured

Officials are investigating an accident in Iredell County that left one dead and sent one to the hospital.

Coleman Recalls Flashlights Due To Fire Hazard

Coleman has issued a recall for three models of their lithium-ion flashlights due to a potential fire hazard.

Reser's Issues Recall Over Listeria Concerns

Reser's Fine Foods, Inc. has recalled multiple versions of its refrigerated salads due to a Listeria risk in one of the ingredients.

Tempers Flared, But Some Good Dialogue at Forum On Animal Shelter

About 50 people showed up to talk about the Rowan County Animal Shelter. They all seem pleased with the new director, but the county manager got a different reception.

DA Talks Crime Increase, Funding Needs

The push for more CMPD officers is getting a boost as crime continues to rise in Charlotte. City Council is still deciding if it can afford the extra patrols. WCCB Charlotte's Amy Cowman sat down one on one with District Attorney Andrew Murray who supports the push for more officers, but also more funding for his office.