Tonight city leaders are joining religious leaders for an interfaith healing service.

Who will be Charlotte's next Mayor? City Council Members are still weighing their options.

Investigators say a man shot and killed a woman, then barricaded himself inside a home.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police are offering a $10,000 cash reward in the investigation into several illegal toxic sewer dumps in Charlotte.

It'll be our fourth in less than a year. The position is being carefully considered in the wake of Patrick Cannon's arrest and resignation.

A new ranking system shows how local road projects rank on the state's priority list. The new system determines where the money goes.

James Ford is the first CMS teacher to receive the prestigious Burroughs Wellcome Award in 40 years.

They want the college to adopt a stronger non-discrimination policy after a transgender student says she was harassed for using the bathroom.

Jean Pierre Gendron is wanted for setting his girlfriend's home on fire in Cherryville. Police say he then stole her car and drove it to rob a bank.

New public art will complement a Hickory playground.

Illegal dumping at the Mallard Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant has sparked CMUD to continue intensive sampling and testing a five wastewater plants.

Join the Splashpaw Foundation this Saturday, April 5 at Frank Liske Park-Hartsell Shelter for 'The DogHouse Competition', a design and construction competition to build a unique Doghouse.

A local survivor of the 2009 Fort Hood attack tells WCCB about the tragedy, and what it's like to live with the scars.

Local and national LGBT organizations are calling for CPCC to apologize after a student who identifies as transgender was allegedly harassed.

The Speedway is being transformed into a car lover's dream! Hundreds of pristine antique cars are on display at the Auto Fair in Concord.

A fourth grade teacher taught her son a life lesson when she found $11,000 on the side of the road and turned it in!