Animal advocates are pleased, but say while this battle has been won, the war may not be over.

Two doctors with Charlotte-based SIM USA are heading to west Africa to help Ebola-stricken patients. One of them just spent three weeks in quarantine in Charlotte.

A North Carolina State Trooper is credited with saving a three-year-old boy who had been kidnapped by his father in South Carolia.

Mackenzie Baskins was playing inside a home on Capps Hollow Drive when someone fired several shots Tuesday night.

Police say a resident at the Ivey's building in Uptown accidentally shot himself in the hand.

Toddler hurt in a late night shooting.

That's the feeling from more than 5,000 people who want the Chesterfield Co. Sheriff to stay out of the animal shelter. They've signed a petition against Jay Brooks' plan. Brooks explained why his plan is good for the shelter that is still healing from a violent history.

A call for unity among Mecklenburg Board of County Commissioners after a drama-filled night at the Government Center on Monday.

The Highway Patrol says speed and alcohol may have played a role. 61-year-old William Womack, Jr. hit a stone and brick sign on Weddington Road early Tuesday morning.

Three Charlotte churches were the targets of burglaries Monday night, but police won't say if they're connected.

Peter Jordan was shot several times while visiting a friend at the Landings Apartments off Sam Furr Road in February. It was the city's first murder in two years.

Keith Phifer says ten seconds is all it took for gunmen to spray his home with 63 bullets.

An Albemarle man has been arrested and charged with child abuse after a police investigation determined that he was responsible for the injuries sustained by his three month old son.

Here's a look at how local women on a quest for the very best booty are boosting the bottom lines of different businesses.

Chester County Sheriff Alex Underwood is says there are gang threats against his life and the people he protects. Now, he wants more deputies on the streets, but the county says it's strapped for cash.

A power struggle among Democrats at the Mecklenburg County Commissioner's swearing-in ceremony left the board breaking tradition.

Local storytellers, WCCB's Morgan Fogarty and Terrance Bates included, read the stories of local people who've been impacted by HIV or AIDS. The goal is to start conversations and educate.

Some parents at the Childcare Network on Sharon Amity Road received a letter from the Health Department saying their kids should get a blood test to check for lead poisoning.