A judge issued the first marriage license to a lesbian couple in Charleston Wednesday, who then got married at the county courthouse.

A man wanted for a bank heist in Huntersville may be responsible for at least two other bank robberies in North Carolina.

Two new schools, and two schools that will reopen, will help relieve overcrowding in Charlotte-Mecklenburg classrooms.

Sgt. Jeffrey Wayne Greene, 54, was killed after a tractor-trailer truck overturned on top of his patrol car in Union County. Now, the driver of the truck is facing charges.

Tuesday marked the final chapter of an eight-month embarrassment after he accepted more than $50,000 from FBI agents posing as real estate investors who wanted to do business in Charlotte.

Concerns about black ice and snow have schools on a two-hour delay Wendesday in Avery and Watauga Counties.

Family members remembered people murdered in Charlotte Tuesday night. Pictures of the victims lined a table at Mount Moriah Primitive Baptist Church in Uptown.

Shelter staff across the city are working overtime tonight to get children off the streets. Now, they need help making sure these kids stay warm, clothed and fed.

Charlotte's former Mayor Patrick Cannon has checked in at FCI Morgantown.

Don’t miss your last chance of the year to enjoy your best day out in history. Huzzah!

Corvette Angels Toy Drive & Car Show benefiting Angel Tree is going to be at Carolina Place Mall this Saturday, November 22.

Tracking and stalking your every move, with information found online. The latest background search site claims the information you find may shock you.

Salt trucks and plows are prepped and ready to hit the road, as temperatures quickly drop below freezing.

A glimpse into the federal prison ex-Mayor Patrick Cannon will report to Tuesday

A project that will toll sections of Independence Boulevard has engines overheating.

CMPD is stepping up patrols around busy shopping centers as the holiday season approaches. One area of focus is the Galleria Shopping Center in South Charlotte.

Local SUBWAY® restaurants across North Carolina are working with The Salvation Army to fulfill the Christmas wishes of children in the 2014 “Angel Tree” program.

The rain has now passed through Charlotte and is heading east.