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Luke Kuechly Being Evaluated for Concussion

Panthers Nation is holding it's collective breath this morning as star linebacker Luke Kuechly is back in the concussion protocol for the 3rd time in three seasons.

Protesters, Led by Pastors, Take a Knee Outside Panthers Game

Dozens of people, led by pastors, took a knee Thursday night outside Bank of America Stadium before the Panthers took on the Eagles.

The Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Office Hosts Counter Terrorism Conference In Uptown

Law enforcement from across the country gathered in Charlotte Thursday to talk about how to handle mass shootings.

Chief Putney Holds A Community Conversation In Wake Of Ruben Galindo Shooting

Outraged members of the Latino community are demanding answers after a deadly officer-involved shooting.

Halloween Costume Ideas For Your Pets | PHOTOS

Bones, Wags, and Treats. Here are some costume ideas for your loving furry friends to go out and trick or treating with you for Halloween this Year.

Charlotte Man Charged With Peeping Into A Woman's Apartment

Police have charged a 39-year-old Charlotte man after a woman said she saw him peeping through her apartment window early Thursday morning.

38-Year-Old Man Arrested For Shooting In Burke County, Victim Identified

Authorities are looking for 38-year-old David Burleson, who is wanted for a shooting early Wednesday evening.

Man Arrested In Murder of UNCC Professor Appears In Court

Donny Franklin, the man accused of killing a UNC Charlotte professor, was in court Thursday.

POLICE: Fort Mill Man Caught Trying To Suffocate Infant

A Fort Mill man is facing attempted murder charges after police say he tried to suffocate one of his infant children.

Suspect Charged With Killing CPCC Counselor Pleads Not Guilty In Court

Matthew Benner, the man accused of killing CPCC counselor Amanda Strous, pled not guilty on first degree murder charges Thursday in court.

House Set To Pass $36.5 Billion For Hurricane, Wildfire Relief

President Donald Trump lashed out at hurricane-devastated Puerto Rico on Thursday, insisting that federal help will be limited and blaming the U.S. territory for its financial struggles. The broadside came as the House headed toward passage of a $36.5 billion disaster aid package, including assistance for Puerto Rico.