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Wilson's hanging out at the Morrison Family YMCA learning about summer camps!! Camps begin on Monday and there are spots still available.
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Wilson's hanging out at the Morrison Family YMCA learning about summer camps!! Camps begin on Monday and there are spots still available.
Magistrates in North Carolina can now opt out of performing same-sex marriages because of religious objections.
Governor McCrory announced yesterday that North Carolina will be implementing a testing phase to renew driver's licenses online.
The boy at the center of a child abuse investigation that landed a Union County DSS supervisor in jail is back with his biological mother.
North Carolina's Attorney General says he does not believe a civil settlement will affect the criminal case against Officer Wes Kerrick.
A new resolution to stop the I-77 toll lane project, but some say it doesn't go far enough.
The mother of Hickory teen killed in a crash Monday speaks exclusively to WCCB Charlotte.
HICKORY, N.C. -- Police are searching for Jamar Robinson, the suspect in the homicide in Hickory on June, 6th. Officers responded to a call around 2 A.M. where they found a large crowd of people surrounding Octavius Jeter, who was…
Attorneys are asking a judge to not release depositions from the civil lawsuit in the case against CMPD Officer Wes Kerrick.
Two years ago, 11-year-old Jeffrey Williams of Rock Hill died after he stayed at the Best Western Plus.
Police and family are still searching for the pregnant mother who vanished from her Salisbury home Tuesday.
North Carolina's Ag-gag bill is now law. The State House and Senate voted to override Governor McCrory's veto Wednesday.
Check out these pictures of the Charlotte Fire Department practicing their dive skills in the Catawba River.
The road to the White House in 2016 continues its path through South Carolina. Senator Rand Paul attended a barbecue in Rock Hill with the York County Republican Party Friday.
Four people charged in four murders in Mecklenburg County will not face the death penalty.
It was standing room only Thursday night as business owners and local leaders met to talk about widening I-77 north of Charlotte.
A veto battle may be in the works over a religious exemption bill in the North Carolina legislature.
Sheriff‘s detectives have made arrests in connection with two separate cases that occurred in eastern Lincoln County.
