Arnetta Murrill Crooms performs “What The World Needs Now" for WCCB Charlotte’s Music For Good benefit concert. Music For Good is a virtual at-home concert that benefits Classroom Central.
Public health officials say one resident and three staff members have tested positive for coronavirus at Catawba Valley Assisted Living.
East Carolina Christian College & Seminary, artist Napolean Hill, and community members unveiled a public art project August 1st to honor Sarah Keys Evans, according to a press release.
County commissioners expect to make a decision Monday
President Donald Trump said he will take action as soon as Saturday to ban TikTok, a popular Chinese-owned video app that has been a source of national security and censorship concerns.
Tune in Saturday at 9 pm for a special at-home concert to benefit Classroom Central. Hosted by WCCB's Morgan Fogarty and Jon Wilson, Music For Good, A Carolina Together Event will feature local and regional musicians performing their favorite songs.
Hurricane Isaias ripped shingles off roofs and blew over trees as it carved its way through the Bahamas early Saturday and headed toward the Florida coast, where officials in Miami said they were closing beaches, marinas and parks.
A local animal shelter is back under the microscope after allegations of staff misconduct.
New information is being released daily about the coronavirus and the impacts it's causing in the Carolinas. WCCB's Digital Team will continue to update this story as new numbers are reported.
Police charged Jose Palacios, 28, on seven counts of statutory rape of a child 15-years-old or younger, according to a news release.
In May, Charlotte witnessed the closing of The Manor Theatre, leaving a gap in the foreign and independent film exhibition for the city, now The Charlotte Film Society is stepping up to bridge that opening in the market.
The Atlantic Coast Conference reworked its football schedule Wednesday to allow each team to play 11 games and to incorporate Notre Dame, which is giving up its cherished independence in a year turned upside down by the coronavirus pandemic.
Charlotte Center City Partners and Blumenthal Performing Arts announced Friday that the 2020 Charlotte SHOUT! Festival will be delayed until September 2021.
Charlotte Firefighters performed a high angle rescue for an injured worker at an Uptown Charlotte construction site Friday morning.
Forecasters declared a hurricane watch for parts of the Florida coastline on Friday as Hurricane Isaias drenched the Bahamas on a track for the U.S. East Coast.
When Laura Comino opened the housing email from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro in June, she knew she had to take action.
Erik Jonson of Concord tried his luck on a Carolina Panthers scratch-off ticket and found himself the lucky winner of a $200,000 top prize.
According to Matthews Police, Makenzie LeGrande, a missing 16-year-old, was located safely Thursday afternoon in Mint Hill.
Officers are investigating a single-vehicle crash off Briar Creek Road where a man died, according to a news release.
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education voted to open schools with fully remote learning in an emergency meeting July 29th, according to a news release.
North Carolina regulators have told the state’s big for-profit electric, natural gas and water utilities to keep delaying disconnections through August as customers still struggle financially from COVID-19.
A man trying to elude capture led police officers on a chase that included three crashes, a stolen police car and an officer being dragged with his own vehicle, authorities said Thursday.
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