The Supreme Court's decision has unleashed an outpouring of support across the country, including members of faith here in Charlotte who applaud the decision. But not everyone's pleased.
Some Charlotte residents are calling the Supreme Court's decision to make same sex marriages legal nationwide a victory. Opponents say the justices don't care what states and voters say about the issue.
President Obama leads a crowd of mourners singing Amazing Grace during the funeral for the Reverend Clementa Pinckney.
A Silver Alert has been issued for a missing endangered woman, Brandy Skelton.
Two people are being treated after they were allegedly bitten by sharks Friday in separate incidents.
Before the pick, Charlotte unveiled a new alternate jersey that puts the Buzz City brand front and center.
The remains of a Vietnam veteran, missing in action for nearly 50 years, are back home in Rowan County.
The heat was a major concern for firefighters who spent more than 30 hours battling a recycling plant fire in West Charlotte.
Monroe Police are looking into a shooting that left one man shot in the groin.
Investigators are now looking into if an East Charlotte church fire could be a hate crime.
Families were still without electricity and Rozzell's Ferry road is blocked off at certain streets beginning at Gardner.
Huntersville residents gathered Wednesday night to remember the victims in the Charleston church attack with a prayer service at Independence Hill Baptist Church.
Charlotte leaders are exploring their options for all the Confederate monuments across the city.
The former City Council at-large Republican kicked off his Mayoral campaign Wednesday night during a rally at Sycamore Brewing in south Charlotte.
Police say a Charlotte-Mecklenburg school bus was hit by two bullets while transporting summer school students in Southwest Charlotte.
Fire crews are working to extinguish a massive fire at a recycling company in the Smallwood neighborhood.
Police have received multiple reports of a black bear sighting in the Mint Hill area.
As momentum moves to remove the Confederate Battle Flag in front of the State Capitol, two sides with warring opinions gathered on the grounds Tuesday.
School is out, and that means more free time for Charlotte teens. But there are limits to where and when juveniles can hang out in the city.
