Former Charlotte City councilwoman Tiawana Brown sentenced in fraud case
Former Charlotte City councilwoman Tiawana Brown and her daughters have been sentenced in the COVID-19 funds fraud case.
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Former Charlotte City councilwoman Tiawana Brown and her daughters have been sentenced in the COVID-19 funds fraud case.
A memorial is growing at the north Charlotte site where a man was shot and killed by a CMPD officer on Friday.
A Reidsville man was sentenced for his role in a bank fraud scheme on Tuesday.
Less than a month before the first Wegman's location opens in Charlotte, there's already speculation about a second location in Cornelius.
A decade after the police shooting death of Keith Lamont Scott sparked days of unrest, the Charlotte community gathered to remember his life and reflect on a decade of change.
Court will resume Tuesday in the murder trial of Mary Collins. Day one focused heavily on the victim's severe vulnerabilities.
Charlotte City Council voted Monday night to change its position, again, on the controversial I-77 South toll lanes project.
Police are investigating a shooting in northwest Charlotte.
Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Department homicide detectives are investigating the death of a juvenile.
Since 2016, Subaru South Charlotte has partnered with Sterling Elementary to help ensure students have access to the tools and learning materials they need to thrive.
A northwest Charlotte woman is home from a ten-day hospital stay, after surviving a vicious attack by seven pit bulls.
The State Bureau of Investigation is launching a criminal probe into Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools. Mecklenburg County District Attorney Spencer Merriweather formally requested the investigation on Friday, citing alleged financial irregularities within the district.
The NC State Bureau of Investigation is investigating after a Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police officer shot and killed a man following a foot chase in north Charlotte Friday afternoon.
The Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools Superintendent Dr. Crystal Hill sent 200 pages of documents to the Board of Education outlining what she describes as conflicts of interest and extortion.
September is National Preparedness Month, serving as a critical reminder that preparing for a severe storm should start long before any bad weather hits.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police have charged a babysitter with murder.
Adam Wurtzel got to unleash his inner child at the new Sloomoo Institute in Midtown Charlotte.
The band stopped by Rising for a live performance.
A jury found a former Fort Mill paramedic guilty of sexually assaulting a teen in an ambulance while she was having a medical emergency.
