CHARLOTTE -- A suspected impaired driver involved in a deadly crash on South Tryon Street earlier this month has now been charged with murder. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police say Kelly Ann Conkin was discharged from the hospital Monday and Β was served with…
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Military jets flying at a low altitude over Uptown and near Bank of America Stadium caused concern for Charlotte residents.
Officials say outbound Independence Boulevard will be completely shut down until at least 7pm due to water main break.
Rowan County Sheriff's Deputies have arrested the suspect they say shot and killed a man early Monday morning.
Rowan County officials have identified the teen who drowned Sunday afternoon in Balfour Quarry.
An East Charlotte woman is in the hospital after a stray bullet hit her while she was inside a bathroom in her house.
Over a thousand school buses will roll out across Charlotte-Mecklenburg Monday morning. Over 147,000 students are enrolled in CMS this year. That's about 500 more than last year.
Heavy rain and storms caused traffic trouble especially throughout South Charlotte Saturday afternoon.
Northlake Mall is reopened Saturday afternoon after the mall forced customers to evacuate the mall after a fire alarm went off.
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A federal judge has temporarily ruled that the University of North Carolina can't block two transgender students and an employee from using bathrooms that match their gender identity.
A crash involving a tractor-trailer and a U-Haul truck has shut down I-85 southbound in Kannapolis.
The Mineral Springs homeowner who shot and killed a burglary suspect will not face criminal charges.
The government told all U.S. blood banks Friday to start screening for Zika, a major expansion intended to protect the nation's blood supply from the mosquito-borne virus.
