Donald Trump Flubs Terror Attacks On 7/11
While speaking at a campaign rally in Buffalo, New York, Donald Trump misspoke about the terror attacks on 9/11, instead referring to them as "7/11."
Michigan Governor Pledges To Drink Flint Water For 30 Days
Gov. Rick Snyder drinks Flint tap water to prove the quality is improving.
'Everybody Loves Raymond' Star Doris Roberts Dies at 90
A family spokeswoman says that "Everybody Loves Raymond" star Doris Roberts has died. She was 90.
Pearl Jam Performs Entire Vs. Album During Sold Out Greenville Show
Pearl Jam figured out another way to impress their fans at the sold out Greenville, South Carolina show. The band performed the entire Vs. album as part of their energy filled three-hour show.
Court Divided on Obama's Immigration Actions
The Supreme Court appeared divided between its liberal and conservative justices Monday over President Barack Obama's immigration programs that could affect millions of people who are in the country illegally.
Boston Cancels North Carolina Concerts Over House Bill 2
The band Boston has canceled three North Carolina shows, including one in Charlotte, over the recent passage of House Bill 2.
Pennsylvania Governor Signs Marijuana Bill Into Law
Pennsylvania just became the 24th U.S. state to legalize medical marijuana. Governor Tom Wolf approved a measure allowing the sale and consumption of cannabis for treating specific diseases or symptoms.
Tiger Kills Florida Zookeeper
An experienced Florida zookeeper has been killed by a 13-year-old male Malayan tiger. Malayan tigers are a critically endangered species. CNN's Gary Tuchman reports.
Johnny Depp And Amber Heard Post Apology For Dog Smuggling
Actor Johnny Depp and his wife Amber Heard have issued a somber apology for failing to declare their two Yorkshire terriers properly when entering Australia last year.
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.
