A U.S. Airways flight from New York to Charlotte was delayed after crabs got loose in the cargo area of the plane.

The FBI says someone stole two guns and body armor from an agent's vehicle in Union County.

Deputies trying to evict an elderly couple from their South Charlotte apartment uncovered a murder-suicide instead.

North Carolina's new voter ID law is under intense scrutiny. The Charlotte NAACP is warning voters to be on the lookout for voter intimidation scams.

A last-ditch effort to raise support for a tax hike for teacher raises. A quarter-penny sales tax will be on the November ballot in Mecklenburg County.

Community organizers held the Breaking the Chains vigil at the Beatties Ford Road Regional Library in west Charlotte Thursday night.

Residents say they've seen four murder investigations in a year, and they are ready to move.

Hospitals in Charlotte say they are prepared in case someone with symptoms of Ebola needs treatment.

The CW Street Team will be at JJ's Red Hots on East Blvd 11:30am-1:30pm today, giving out cool Flash prizes! Try JJ's Flash Dog and King of Pops' Flash Pop, created just for WCCB!

A construction worker has life-threatening injuries after a 20-foot fall at a South Charlotte construction site.

WCCB Charlotte was also there as Albemarle High School students returned to class, a day after one of their classmates shot and wounded another student.

Three high school girls, out for an after-school run, confronted by a man exposing himself.

The nephew of the man suffering from Ebola sends a message to his loved one through WCCB News.

Carolina Panthers defensive end Frank Alexander has been suspended for 10 games for violating the NFL's policy on substance abuse, again.

A former middle school coach in Mooresville has been arrested and accused of sending sexual text messages to students.

The adoptive mother of a missing Salisbury girl faces a maximum 200 years in prison for federal fraud charges.

As students head back to class one day after a student was shot by a classmate one campus, school and district administrators are making it clear that Albemarle High School is safe.

Albemarle High School parents got the calls Tuesday morning. From the moment the first bullet was fired, it took school staff and first responders just under 90 minutes to secure the building and evacuate all the students.