Vanessa Bryant made her first public comment Wednesday since the helicopter crash that killed husband Kobe Bryant, one of their daughters and seven other people, taking to Instagram to thank people for the global outpouring of support since the tragedy.
The World Health Organization declared the outbreak sparked by a new virus in China that has been exported to more than a dozen countries as a global emergency Thursday after the number of cases spiked tenfold in a week.
Health officials Thursday reported the first U.S. case of person-to-person spread of the new virus from China.
For the full 60 minutes of the San Francisco 49ers’ portion of media night on Monday, Sowers talked with reporters from around the world on making history as the first woman and first openly gay coach to work the Super Bowl.
The premier entertainment destination of the Carolinas is hiring more than 4,000 energetic, enthusiastic people to help ensure 2020 is the best year yet for guests.
Fire investigators say one person is dead following a west Charlotte apartment fire.
Dr. Rajani is the first pediatric allergist at Novant Health and one of the only allergy and immunology physicians in the Charlotte area who specializes in pediatric allergy.
They don't care about alarm systems or other people seeing them, and they can get the job done in 20 seconds. That's how local police describe the guys wanted for breaking into cars and stealing thousands of dollars. Your car could be next, unless you can help catch a criminal.
Local leaders weighing-in on new efforts to address violent crime and the growing number of homicides in Charlotte.
A regional subsidiary of American Airlines has been fined $19,600 after an investigation into the 2019 death of a worker at Charlotte Douglas International Airport, the North Carolina Department of Labor announced Wednesday.
A North Carolina team of structural engineers, architects and urban search and rescue team members were sent to Puerto Rico on Wednesday to access damage after the recent earthquakes and aftershocks.
The FBI Charlotte Field Office is warning the public of a recent phone scam that spoofs, or fraudulently displays, the FBI’s real telephone number on the victim’s caller ID. The scammer impersonates a government official and uses intimidation tactics, such as the threat of arrest, to demand payment of money purportedly owed to the government. These claims are false.
The Kannapolis Cannon Ballers have announced their game times and firework schedule for the inaugural 2020 season.
The Belmont Police Department is asking for the public's help with locating a suspect who attempted to rob a local bank.
The Queen City Brewers Festival is on Saturday, February 1st and WCCB News Rising is helping prepare attendees for the event.
Not many years ago in a small, rural South Carolina town stood The Redneck Shop — a racist emporium and Ku Klux Klan museum housed in an old theater, where white supremacist neo-Nazis gave heil-Hitler salutes and flaunted swastikas and Rebel flags.
Pet Paradise, a pet care provider offering boarding, day camp, grooming and veterinary services at four locations in Charlotte, has collected more than 17,500 pounds of food for dogs and cats who otherwise may go hungry.
The CMPD Says a man arrested and charged with stealing a gun earlier this month has been arrested again for breaking into vehicles while on electronic monitoring.
Police say they charged a Statesville man with being a habitual domestic violence offender.
Political Contributor Mary C. Curtis talks about the importance of North Carolina in the 2020 race.
Who has to go? A CMS student reassignment plan is pitting parents from the same school against one another. Parents don’t want their kids to leave Elizabeth Lane Elementary in Matthews.
He's a controversial pastor linked to six violent crimes
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