Five Years After Surgery, Face Transplant Recipient Shares His Story
An Indiana man who was one of the first in the world to receive a face transplant says he feels like his own life has been rescued.
GM To Recall Over 1 Million Pickups To Fix Seat Belt Problem
General Motors is recalling more than a million Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra pickup trucks worldwide because the seat belts may not hold the driver in a crash.
New York Delivers Rowdy Night Of Campaigning
Democrats brawled in Brooklyn while Republicans in black tie threw sharp elbows at a Manhattan gala in a rowdy New York night of politics ahead of the state's Tuesday presidential primary.
App Chariot for Women Challenges Uber
The app was scheduled to launch in Boston first Tuesday, but it's received such nationwide interest including here in Charlotte, the founder says they are now preparing a nationwide launch in a month or two.
Signs Promote Open for Business in Wake of HB 2 Controversy
CHARLOTTE, NC -- Companies across the Queen City are putting up signs saying "Always Welcome Charlotte." The Charlotte Regional Visitors Authority the rolled out the slogan as businesses and events are threatening to…
Why Cops Say You Need To Know Your License Plate
A woman was pulled over in northern California by sheriff's deputies who thought she was driving a stolen car but someone had taken the plate off her car and replaced it with another. Authorities say it's the latest trend among car thieves.
120-Pound Great Dane Gets Stuck In Tree
Firefighters were in for a surprise when they responded to a call and found a 120-pound Great Dane stuck in a tree.
Woman Finds Tumor Thanks To Potato Chip
A Washington woman says after a chip poked her tonsil and she felt sick, she went to the doctor and was diagnosed with cancer.
Attempted Abduction Captured On Camera
Miami-Dade Police are investigating an attempted abduction of an 11-year-old girl on her way to school.
US Reveals Joint Patrols In South China Sea With Philippines
The United States on Thursday revealed for the first time that American ships have started conducting joint patrols with the Philippines in the South China Sea, a somewhat rare move not done with many other partners in the region.
Conservative Lawmakers Drive Backlash Against LGBT Rights
Year after year, South Carolina Sen. Lee Bright has watched as gays won more rights through legislation and the courts. And as he sees proposals elsewhere in the U.S. aimed at allowing transgender people to use the bathroom that conforms to their identity, he says plenty of people feel just like he does.
FBI Releases Hidden Camera Video, Audio of Mayor Accepting Bribes
It's the stuff Patrick Cannon didn't want anyone to see. The FBI first declined to release the recordings. But after agents played them during a community outreach program, it was only a matter of time before they were forced to show them to you, too.
Bernie Sanders Shows Support for Verizon Workers on Strike
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders cheered on striking Verizon workers Wednesday after 39,000 landline and cable employees walked off the job.
Verizon Workers Go On Strike Amid Contract Dispute
Tens of thousands of Verizon landline and cable workers on the East Coast have walked off the job after working without a contract since August.
Coleman Recalls Flashlights Due To Fire Hazard
Coleman has issued a recall for three models of their lithium-ion flashlights due to a potential fire hazard.
South Carolina Senators To Hold Hearing On Transgender Bill
A South Carolina bill limiting transgender people's bathroom choices is up for discussion Wednesday, a week after Republican Gov. Nikki Haley and state business leaders called the proposal unnecessary.
Reser's Issues Recall Over Listeria Concerns
Reser's Fine Foods, Inc. has recalled multiple versions of its refrigerated salads due to a Listeria risk in one of the ingredients.
House Speaker Ryan Says He Will Not Run For President
"Thanks, but no thanks..." That's what House Speaker Paul Ryan said today on the long-shot prospect of him running for President. During a news conference this afternoon, Ryan tried to put to rest…
ACLU Releases Statement on Gov. McCrory's Executive Order
The American Civil Liberties Union released a statement about Governor McCrory's Executive Order addressing House Bill 2.
Bank Robbery Suspects Wrap Themselves In Tin Foil
Suspects in a bank robbery in southern Brazil used tin foil to disguise themselves for a heist. CNN's Rafael Romo reports.
