Police Arrest Two on Drug Charges after Reports of Shooting on I-85
Two men face drug charges after reports of shots fired on Interstate 85 in west Charlotte.
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Two men face drug charges after reports of shots fired on Interstate 85 in west Charlotte.
McCrory joined 14 other states in a lawsuit challenging President Obama's executive order on immigration.
Toll lanes are in the future for three major Charlotte highways. It's part of the Governor's new 10-year transportation plan.
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department's Missing Persons Unit is conducting an investigation into the disappearance of 37-year-old Bradley Hill.
A call for unity among Mecklenburg Board of County Commissioners after a drama-filled night at the Government Center on Monday.
UPDATE: Child found safe after Amber Alert issued.
A power struggle among Democrats at the Mecklenburg County Commissioner's swearing-in ceremony left the board breaking tradition.
Local storytellers, WCCB's Morgan Fogarty and Terrance Bates included, read the stories of local people who've been impacted by HIV or AIDS. The goal is to start conversations and educate.
Wintry weather in the Northeast is throwing a wrench into holiday travel plans.
Elevations over 4,000 feet, which includes many of the ski areas, received anywhere from two to five inches of snow early Wednesday.
Police are working to gather more information after a man was shot and driven to a local police department.
Police say they arrested a teacher for having inappropriate sexual relations with students.
Investigators say a convicted sex offender on the run in North Carolina killed two-year-old and then himself.
Several hundred people showed up for rallies across Charlotte Tuesday. Activists want the unrest in Ferguson to affect change locally.
An elderly couple is dead after their car slid down an embankment in Mount Holly.
The Belmont Police Department is investigating a robbery that happened Monday afternoon at a local bank.
Carowinds announced plans for the Fury 325 in August, but now you can see construction from I-77.
Local Latino families are celebrating as President Obama signs executive actions to reform what he calls a broken immigration system.
