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CMPD Investigating An Armed Robbery In NW Charlotte

CMPD is investigating an overnight robbery in northwest Charlotte.

New Zika Case Reported In SC, What You Need To Know

York County announcing it's first case of the Zika virus, bringing the total to 18 cases in South Carolina. Here's what you need to know about Zika.

Local Police on Ambush: We Cannot Ignore What Happened

ROCK HILL, SC -- Police around the state are more vigilant on patrols after another officer ambush in the U.S. "A simple traffic stop or citizen encounter could turn turn bad or get…

Truck Driver Dead After Collision With Train

A garbage truck driver is dead tonight after a train hit his truck in Gaston County.

Police Ask for Help In West Charlotte Murder Case

Police are looking for the person who murdered a woman whose body was found near West Charlotte High School.

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Check out the stories making headlines in Charlotte tonight.

New NC Legislation Allows Sueing for Discrimination in State Courts

Today, June 18th, Governor Pat McCrory issued a statement regarding legislation that would restore the right to sue for discrimination in state courts.

Jerry Richardson Receives Statue Outside Bank Of America Stadium

The Carolina Panthers have unveiled a sculpture of owner Jerry Richardson outside Bank Of America Stadium.

McDonald's, Starbucks Agree To Filter Wi-Fi Porn

McDonald's and Starbucks are implementing filtering technology that blocks customers using Wi-Fi from accessing pornography sites.

Woman Found Dead In West Charlotte Park, CMPD Investigating

A family friend has confirmed to WCCB that the victim is 46-year-old Shannon Littlejohn.

Highest Ranking Officer Acquitted In Freddie Gray Case

A judge acquitted a Baltimore police officer of manslaughter and other charges Monday in the death of Freddie Gray, a black man who was critically injured in a police transport van.

Death Investigation In Rowan County

Deputies are investigating after a person was found dead on Ellis Loop Road early Monday morning.

Rising Takes on Socks With Sandals

Fashion Faux-Pas or Fashion Forward?

Bank of America profits fall 20 percent, hurt by low rates

Bank of America's earnings fell 20 percent in the second quarter as historically low interest rates make it less profitable to make loans.

British Parliament to vote on renewing Britain's nuclear arsenal

British lawmakers are due to vote Monday on whether to replace the country's fleet of nuclear-armed submarines, a powerful but expensive symbol of the country's military status.

GOP convention kicks off as nation reels from more violence

The Republican National Convention is set to kick off as the nation reels from another deadly shooting and dissident delegates stage a longshot, last-gasp effort to deny Donald Trump the GOP nomination for president.

Voters split over how to secure US from illegal immigration

Most Americans reject Donald Trump's proposal to build a wall along the U.S. border with Mexico and his support for deporting those in the country illegally. But they're divided on the presumptive Republican nominee's proposed temporary ban on the entry of Muslims from other countries, a new survey finds.