CMS Puts Hold On Transgender Bathroom Policy
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools put a temporary hold on allowing transgender students to use the bathroom or lock room based on their identity.
Quarterbacks Most Likely To Win Next Super Bowl
Check out these top NFL QB's who have never won a Super Bowl that will most likely win one next.
Doctors Say Zika Vaccines Worked On Monkeys, Hoping For Same Results In Humans
Three experimental Zika vaccines protected monkeys against infection from the virus, an encouraging sign as research moves into studies in people.
Accused Charleston Shooter Dylann Roof Assaulted In Jail
Deputies say Dylann Roof, charged in the shooting deaths of nine black parishioners at a Charleston church, has been assaulted by another inmate at the South Carolina jail where he is being held.
Ford Recalls 830K Vehicles Over Faulty Door Latches
Ford is recalling about 830,000 vehicles in the U.S. and Mexico because parts in the side door latches can break and the doors can open while the vehicles are moving.
Lincoln County Teacher Arrested For Soliciting Minor For Sex
Police say they arrested a teacher for trying to solicit a minor for sex.
Crest High School Secretary Charged With Having Sexual Relations With Students
A school secretary is facing charges of having sexual relations with two students at Crest High School.
Charlotte Man Charged With Providing Support to ISIS
Investigators say a Charlotte man has been arrested for conspiring to provide material support to the terrorist group ISIL.
Nike Is Dropping Its Golf Equipment Business
Nike is dropping its golf equipment business to focus on shoes and apparel.
Flash Flood Watch In Effect
Flash Flood Watch for the Piedmont to the Mountains through Friday at 8am.
AP Exclusive: North Korea Hopes To Plant Flag On The Moon
North Korean space officials are hard at work on a five-year plan to put more advanced satellites into orbit by 2020, and don't intend to stop there: They're also aiming for the moon, and beyond.
Years Of Surveillance Leads To Terror Charge Against Officer
For years, authorities had concerns about Metro Transit Police Officer Nicholas Young: He traveled to Libya and boasted of joining rebel groups there, and he even described his collection of Nazi memorabilia to law enforcement, according to court documents. But until last month, authorities said, he hadn't committed a crime.
Top 10 Spots for CMPD Service Calls
WCCB has learned the top 10 places CMPD officers were called to over the past 30 days.
Statesville Residents Assess Flood Damage
STATESVILLE, NC -- City crews will be checking the storm water drainage system in Statesville after Wednesday's flash flood. The drainage system took in massive amounts of water as Free Nancy Creek overflowed…
Health Officials Give Update On Whitewater Center
CHARLOTTE, NC-- The amoeba infected water from the Whitewater Center has been cleaned and discharged. Now County Commissioners want to know what's next. Health officials gave Commissioners an update tonight. The commission didn't vote…
County Leaders Look To Develop Old Charlotte Neighborhood
CHARLOTTE, NC-- Tonight, Mecklenburg County leaders want to get the community involved in developing Brooklyn Village. The land is the site of the former Brooklyn neighborhood, a mostly African-American community demolished in the…
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PHOTOS: Flash Flooding Causes Damage in Statesville
Flooding has already occurred in these areas of Iredell County.
Warning Against Phone Scams
Matthews Fire & EMS Department are warning people of a scam to solicit donations over the phone.
SC Resident Contracts Rare Brain Infection
Doctors have confirmed that a South Carolina resident has contracted a extremely rare infection in the brain.
NC Voter ID Ruling Means Another Election Disruption
One million informational posters and push cards going to community groups and others are outdated and most likely headed for the trash.
Rainfall causes stormwater runoff from coal pile at Rogers Energy Complex
Recent severe weather and heavy rainfall at the Rogers Energy Complex in Mooresboro, N.C. caused stormwater from the site’s coal pile to overflow and reach the Broad River.
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