Silver Alert Issued For Missing Statesville Woman
A Silver Alert was issued early Friday morning for 58-year-old Deborah Sabra.
CMPD Responds To Second Shooting On Oregon Street In NW Charlotte In A Week
CMPD is currently investigating a shooting that seriously injured one person Friday afternoon in northwest Charlotte.
Wilson's World: National Donut Day!
Wilson heads over to the Dunkin Donuts on South blvd to celebrate National Donut day and hand out some early morning treats!
Gunman Torches Philippine Casino Killing At Least 36 People
Philippine police know the attacker was a tall, English-speaking white man with a moustache. They know he carried an assault rifle, and that he used gasoline to start a casino fire that caused clouds of smoke that left at least 36 people dead Friday morning in a sprawling entertainment complex in Manila.
NC House Approves New $23 Billion Budget
The North Carolina House of Representatives has given initial approval to the republican's two-year government budget plan.
EDGE On The Clock: Megyn Kelly Makes NBC Debut
Megyn Kelly made her NBC 'Today Show' debut from St. Petersburg, Russia.
The Real SideChicks of Charlotte
They're side chicks and they're proud of it.
Robbery and Rape in Uptown Charlotte
An armed criminal, forcing victims into an alley, then sexually assaulting them before stealing a cell phone, a wallet and their clothes.
Fight Breaks Out At Peace Vigil In Northwest Charlotte
Emotions ran high among family and friends of murder victim Daveon Andrewsβwhat started as a march and vigil for peace quickly shifted into chaos.
NC Senate Approves Bill Allowing Sunday Morning Alcohol Sales
A push to allow people to buy liquor before lunch on Sunday is closer to reality in North Carolina.
Arson Suspect Has Faced Arson Charges Before
WCCB Charlotte has learned a man accused of setting a fire on the Central Piedmont Community College campus and at a NoDa bakery has faced arson charges before.
Emerald Ash Borer Found In Charlotte, Ash Trees At Risk
City of Charlotte Landscape Management has confirmed that the emerald ash borer, a beetle that kills ash trees, was recently found on a forested parcel near Clanton Road in Charlotte.
U.S. Officials OK Option For Men With H.I.V. To Father Children
The nationβs top public health agency on Thursday changed its guidance for HIV-infected men who want to father children, saying thereβs now enough evidence that a lab technique that removes the virus is a safe option.
Victim Shot Near South Meck High School Facing Drug Charge
Police say the victim shot near South Mecklenburg High School Thursday morning is facing charges.
Victim And Suspect Identified In Fatal Gastonia Plasma Center Shooting
Police are investigating a fatal shooting on New Hope Road in Gastonia.
Charlotte Establishes Airport Community Roundtable
At the request of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT) is establishing the Airport Community Roundtable (ACR) to provide neighboring communities a forum to discuss aircraft noise concerns.
Rock Hill School District Issues Statement After Child Left On Bus
School officials say a bus driver has been suspended after a student from the Sunset Park Center for Accelerated Studies was left on the bus for several hours.
Lincoln County Woman Still Missing Three Years Later
Deputies are still looking for Toasha Rice, AKA Nikki Green on her Facebook page, three years after her disappearance.
Trump Announces U.S. Withdrawal From Climate Agreement
President Donald Trump announced Thursday that the U. S. will withdraw from the Paris global climate pact.
Man Charged With Robbery In Murder Case That Happened On Memorial Day
Police have charged a man with robbery and conspiracy while investigating a murder that happened on Memorial Day.
Prosecutor: Rutherford County Minister 'Directed' Beating Of Gay Congregant
A North Carolina minister βdirected and participated inβ the beating of a congregant who says the assault was meant to expel his βhomosexual demons,β a prosecutor said Thursday.
U.S. Jobs Market Looks Solid Eight Years After Recession Ended
Exactly eight years after the Great Recession ended, the U.S. job market has settled into a sweet spot of steadily solid growth.
