Man Accused Of Sexual Assault On 2 Minors Wanted In Burke Co.
Burke County Sheriff's Deputies are asking for help in locating a man they say sexually assaulted two children, including one of his own.
1990s WWE Wrestling Star Chyna Dies In Southern California
Chyna, the WWE star who in the 1990s became one of the best-known and most-popular female professional wrestlers in history, has died, authorities said.
Flame For Rio Olympics Is Lit At Birthplace Of Ancient Games
The flame for South America's first Olympics was kindled Thursday at the birthplace of the ancient games in Greece, heralding the start of a 15-week journey that will culminate with the August 5 opening ceremony in Rio de Janeiro.
Driver Charged In Accident That Killed 11-Year-Old Child
The driver of a vehicle that crashed in Gastonia and killed an 11-year-old passenger is facing multiple charges including involuntary manslaughter.
Police: Reckless Driving & Alcohol To Blame In Wednesday's Fatal Accident
The driver of the truck that caused Wednesday's fatal head-on collision has been charged with DWI and several other charges including felony death by motor vehicle.
WWE Legend Chyna Dies From 'Possible Overdose'
WWE legend Chyna -- real name Joanie Laurer -- has died ... and officials are investigating as a possible overdose, TMZ Sports has learned.
CMS Holds Public Hearing Before Student Assignment Vote
CHARLOTTE, NC --Β New student assignment guiding principles. Another public hearing. More strong opinions. The CMS board says it is close to a final vote on the foundation for a new student assignment plan,…
Film studio complex moves to South Carolina
A massive film complex once planned for Charlotte has now moved across the state line to South Carolina. The plan is in the final stages on the Catawba Indian Nation Reserve. WCCB got an exclusive preview of the project.
Workshop Held To Find Ways To Pay For New CMPD Officers
CHARLOTTE, NC-- Charlotte's top cop and city leaders agree more officers are needed to help cut down on crime. Now the budget battle begins over how to pay for them. Chief Kerr Putney…
Local Businesses Gather Donations After Ecuador Earthquake
Businesses around the Carolinas are helping those impacted by the earthquake that hit Ecuador on Saturday.
WANTED: Matthew Tolson
Police are searching for a man wanted on multiple charges, including attempted 1st degree murder.
Panthers Rescind Franchise Tag on Josh Norman
The Panthers have rescinded the franchise tag on cornerback Josh Norman. This makes Norman, who is one of the best cornerbacks in the NFL, a free agent.
Hard Rock Cafe Pyramid In Myrtle Beach Could Be Demolished
The pyramid housing the Hard Rock Cafe which has been a landmark in Myrtle Beach for two decades will be demolished under new plans for the site.
Dashcam Video Shows Dealership Technician Take Car On Joyride
Dash cam video catches an Audi technician taking a customer's car out for a joy ride.
Officers Investigating Church Fire in Gastonia
Officers are investigating after a Gastonia church went up in flames on Wednesday.
Carolina Rebellion Announces Lineup Change
Carolina Rebellion announces lineup change after someone was injured in a band scheduled to play Friday night.
Police Arrest Man for Statesville Shooting
Police have made an arrest after a shooting in Statesville on Tuesday night.
Treasury Official Says Harriet Tubman Will Go On $20 Bill
Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew has decided to put Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill, making her the first woman on U.S. paper currency in 100 years, a Treasury official said Wednesday.
Robbery Suspect In Custody After Running From CMPD Officers
A police chase through Charlotte ends with a robbery suspect in custody.
Appeals Ruling Threatens Key Provision Of North Carolina Law
A federal appeals court ruling on transgender bathroom access in public schools threatens a key provision of a North Carolina law limiting protections for the LGBT community.
LGBT Law Puts North Carolina Governor In Precarious Position
When Republican North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory signed a far-reaching LGBT law that critics called discriminatory, he said it wouldn't hurt the state's ability to attract jobs. It did.
