Ebola Victim's Family Questions Treatment
Eric Duncan's battle with Ebola.
Texas Ebola Patient With Ties To Charlotte Area Dies
The first Ebola patient diagnosed in the United States died Wednesday morning in a Dallas hospital Wednesday, a hospital spokesman said.
Same Sex Marriages Begin In The South
Gay and lesbian couples are getting legally married in the South for the first time, crossing a threshold in a conservative region long opposed to the marriages.
Same-Sex Marriage for North Carolina: SCOTUS Decision Opens the Door
The Supreme Court makes another historic and unexpected decision regarding same-sex marriage.
Fighting Ebola -- Local Health Workers Prep for Deadly Virus
We are learninig more about what U.S. and local officials are doing to prepare for cases right here at home.
Ebola Patient's Family: They're Terrified. They're Terrified.
The mother, sister and nephew of the first Ebola patient diagnosed in the U.S. sat down for the first time together with WCCB's Courtney Francisco.
ISIS Threatens to Kill Former U.S. Soldier
The terror group ISIS says it has beheaded a British aid worker, and is threatening to kill an American.
Two High School Teachers Accused Of Having Sex With Same Student
Two teachers at a Louisiana high school are accused of having sex with the same male student.
EXCLUSIVE: Family of Ebola Patient Sends Message to Loved One Through WCCB
The nephew of the man suffering from Ebola sends a message to his loved one through WCCB News.
Sandy Hook Elementary School Evacuated After Bomb Threat
Officials say Sandy Hook Elementary School has been evacuated after a bomb threat.
Congress Scrutinizes White House Security Following Breach
A man with a knife jumped the fence, made it inside the White House, and all the way to the East Room on September 19th.
Deer Decapitated By Roller Coaster, Riders Showered With Blood
A roller coaster in England hit and decapitated a deer that had strayed too close to the tracks.
Police Hold Evidence In UVA Missing Student Case
The lawyer for the man charged in a University of Virginia student's disappearance says police haven't told him what evidence they have against his client in that case or another young woman's disappearance and death.
California Becomes First State To Ban Plastic Bags
Gov. Jerry Brown on Tuesday signed legislation imposing the nation's first statewide ban on single-use plastic bags, driven to action by a buildup of litter and damage to aquatic ecosystems.
Police: 1 Child Hurt, School Evacuated In Kentucky
Police say one child has been injured and a high school has been evacuated after a report of weapons seen on the campus in Louisville, Kentucky.
Tony Stewart Breaks Silence on Kevin Ward Jr. Death
Three-time NASCAR Champion Tony Stewart is breaking his silence days after a Grand Jury decided not to indict him in the death of dirt track driver Kevin Ward Jr.
President Obama: Intelligence Community Underestimated ISIS Threat
President Obama is taking some heat after admitting the terror group ISIS is proving more powerful than the U.S. first thought.
Veterans Turn To Marijuana To Cope With PTSD
Hundreds of veterans in Colorado are turning to Marijuana to deal with PTSD.
Denver Bank Robbery Suspect Hams It Up In Mug Shot
A man captured after authorities say he tried to flee a bank robbery in Denver doesn't seem too upset about his arrest.
Chicago Airport Fire Strands Travelers in QC
A fire at a Chicago control tower cancelled eight flights from the Queen City to the Windy City, and left hundreds stranded.
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