July shooting death in Charlotte ruled justified, no details given as to why
Detectives now say an east Charlotte homicide from last month was justified.
Sections
WCCB
Extras
Detectives now say an east Charlotte homicide from last month was justified.
Police say the suspect in a deadly shooting on I-77 in Mooresville has now died.
Mooresville police say an officer illegally accessed the Flock Camera system at least 31 times to track her boyfriend’s ex-wife.
The exhibition schedule kicks off Thursday night with Pickett and the Carolina Panthers facing Beck and the Arizona Cardinals in the Hall of Fame Game in Canton, Ohio.
Charlotte–Mecklenburg Schools' newest resource is designed to help families prepare for the first day of school.
An 18-year-old man has been charged after a shooting incident occurred in Cleveland County.
Adam Wurtzel went to the Charlotte Convention Center to get a glimpse at Second Harvest Food Bank of Metrolina's "Sort-A-Rama."
Charlotte City leaders are considering their options for regulating e-bikes.
The Pineville Library reopened Monday after a driver crashed into the building it shares with Town Hall back in April.
The National Transportation Safety Board has released its preliminary report into last month's fiery plane crash in Lancaster County.
Two men are behind bars after being caught during a church break-in.
A Charlotte man who opened fire at other drivers on I-485 in January will spend 10 years in federal prison.
Police have identified the man killed in a dispute over a parking spot in east Charlotte.
The victim in this deadly shooting has been been identified.
Taylor and Adam welcomed travel expert and influencer, Carly Caramanna into the Rising studio for her Air Travel Edition of Travel Truths.
Carolina Panthers 2024 first-round draft pick Xavier Legette was carted off the field with a stinger injury after landing awkwardly as he attempted to make a leaping catch in the end zone.
Cleveland County Sheriff's deputies say they seized three kilos of cocaine during a traffic stop with a street value of $300,000.
Beachgoers on the north end of Carolina Beach were shocked to see a 14-foot scalloped hammerhead shark on the sand Sunday afternoon.
Many students are already back in the classroom in the Palmetto State.
