The Watch with Will Kennedy: Car Thefts Up in Uptown
Crowds come pouring into Uptown Charlotte every day, taking advantage of all the city has to offer, and opening up opportunities for criminals.
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Crowds come pouring into Uptown Charlotte every day, taking advantage of all the city has to offer, and opening up opportunities for criminals.
North Carolina's Elections Director is expressing regret over a programming error that led to incorrect results in Tuesday's primaries.
A York County mother is outraged with the violent game that busted her daughter's lip. "Smack cam" is being played across the country.
"Kilah is living on, and her name is going to live on. We've made history," said Kilah's grandmother on hearing that the law was passed.
There's a new plan to overhaul how teachers are paid in North Carolina.
The United States Senate has passed the Kilah Davenport Child Protection Act.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department has located the missing 12-year-old boy last seen on Wednesday. He has been returned home to his family is okay.
Take a look at Tuesday's primary election results.
Two teenagers held hostage inside their Union County home are safe tonight.
Three people were struck by a vehicle in a church parking lot Tuesday morning.
Check out these pictures from May the Fourth Be With You at Discovery Place Sunday, May 4th. Thanks to the 501st Carolina Garrison crew.
Two men face breaking and entering and kidnapping charges after an overnight SWAT stand off at a home on Aurora Boulevard.
The on-going investigation led deputies from a family's yard to a cul-de-sac where they found KKK--and more--spray painted on asphalt.
A one-year-old boy died after being attacked by his Grandfather's rottweiler in Lenoir.
Rowan County Commissioners hope a US Supreme Court decision in favor of Christian prayer will help their case in court.
Children playing in the woods are credited with leading deputies to two mobile meth labs in Watauga County.
A house fire that killed an elderly Kannapolis couple appears to have been an accident.
No property tax hike, but Charlotte residents would have to pay higher fees under the City Manager's proposed budget.
