A woman is dead after an early morning wreck in Gastonia, according to the Gastonia Police Department.

A woman is dead after an early morning wreck in Gastonia, according to the Gastonia Police Department.

The question on everyone's mind is whether or not Kuechly will be playing with the Panthers this Sunday.

Police are looking for Dujuan McNeil this morning after cutting off his electronic monitor.

Teen prostitutes bought and sold over and over again inside a Charlotte motel room. Now, that motel is scrambling to stay in business after the feds swoop in.

Criminals in Charlotte are targeting storage facilities, breaking into several units in one night, then moving on to the next victim.

Police tell us people cleaning up property on Hamilton Avenue found the remains Wednesday night.

Commuters will pay the price for some else's bad driving. A bridge in Monroe is closed after a driver hit a girder.

The suspected ringleader in a local plot to fight the U.S. government with homemade bombs and guns has been indicted by a grand jury.

A former Mecklenburg County detention officer will spend at least six years in prison on child porn charges.

Head down to Fountain Park in downtown Rock Hill for Food Truck Friday at the Fountain.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department conducted a 'Watch for Me NC' operation Thursday at CPCC

UPDATE: Two people injured after electrical shock at a Charlotte Ramada Inn.

The Charlotte Fire Department dive team and Belmont Police are assisting in an article search today in the Catawba River.

A fire in Gastonia has left one house badly brunt after starting early Thursday morning.

Police say they have arrested a man this morning after he stabbed a woman on Brookhill Road in Charlotte this morning.

The sergeant is accused of using excessive force against a man already in handcuffs. It's an update to a story first on WCCB News @ Ten.

Voters will head back to the polls in Charlotte next month to choose a Democratic candidate for mayor. The runoff election is set for October 6.

The man who confessed to murdering nine people inside an historic black church in Charleston will plead guilty, if the death penalty is taken off the table.