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Comedian Margaret Cho On Her Road To Comedy

Bullying can be tough for many kids growing up, and for comedian Margaret Cho that was no different.

Getting an Inside Look at the Spring Charlotte AutoFair with Wilson at CMS

This year's Spring Charlotte AutoFair at Charlotte Motor Speedway begins today and runs through Sunday.

The Best of the Snark Report: Throwback Thursday with Some of Our Favorite Snarks

A look at some of DJ's favorite snarks thanks to TLC's Duggars, NBC, Pippa, Brian, Michael Stipe and of course, the Kardashians.

Recall List: Blue Bell Ice Cream

Blue Bell recalls more ice cream that may be tainted with Listeria.

Recall List: Sabra Classic Hummus

Sabra has issued a national recall for nearly 30,000 cases of its classic Hummus.

Child Abuse Victim's Mother: My Son Wants to Know Why!

Wanda Sue Larson is spending her first night out of jail after serving 17 months for the brutal child abuse of a child investigators found chained to her porch with a dead chicken around his neck.

Edge on Demand: Charleston Shooting Prompts Renewed Body Cam Debate

A police officer is charged with murder for killing an unarmed man during a traffic stop. It's a controversial subject that has people again talking about officer-involved shootings.

Edge on the Clock: Woman on a 20?

Eleanor Roosevelt, Harriet Tubman, Rosa Parks and Wilma Mankiller are the top picks to replace Andrew Jackson on the $20 bill.

The Edgeitators: Should Police Body Cams Be Federally Mandated?

Should police body cameras be federally mandated? Morgan Fogarty and our panel of Edgeitators weigh in...

Injured Firefighters Share Their Story

Rich Diamanti and Joseph Volk from the Newport Volunteer Fire Department both suffered broken legs on March 23 while fighting a fierce house fire.

Residents Sound Off In Duke Environmental Permits Public Hearing

Duke is in the process of reapplying for permits that cover the release of certain metals and other things into its coal ash ponds like the one at the old Riverbend facility.

City Council Considers Possible Budget Cuts

Charlotte's budget shortfall has grown to nearly $22 million. City Council is looking at ways to cut costs.

Boston Bombing Suspect Guilty On All 30 Counts, Eligible For Death

A verdict has been reached in the trial for Boston bombing suspect, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.

Child Abuse Victim's Mother: My Son Wants to Know Why!

Wanda Sue Larson is spending her first night out of jail after serving 17 months for the brutal child abuse of a child investigators found chained to her porch with a dead chicken around his neck.

Injured Firefighters Share Their Story

Rich Diamanti and Joseph Volk from the Newport Volunteer Fire Department both suffered broken legs on March 23 while fighting a fierce house fire.

Residents Sound Off In Duke Environmental Permits Public Hearing

Duke is in the process of reapplying for permits that cover the release of certain metals and other things into its coal ash ponds like the one at the old Riverbend facility.

City Council Considers Possible Budget Cuts

Charlotte's budget shortfall has grown to nearly $22 million. City Council is looking at ways to cut costs.

Boston Bombing Suspect Guilty On All 30 Counts, Eligible For Death

A verdict has been reached in the trial for Boston bombing suspect, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.

Amber Alert Canceled for Missing 4-Year-Old, Found Safe in Charlotte

The Virginia State Police and Virginia Missing Children Clearinghouse have canceled an AMBER Alert for a child abduction in Petersburg, Virginia.

Former Union County DSS Supervisor Released From Jail

Wanda Sue Larson, a former Union County DSS supervisor, has been released from prison.

Protests In Charleston After Officer Kills Unarmed Black Man | PHOTOS

Check out these pictures from a protest at North Charleston City Hall. People are protesting after a police officer was charged with murder for shooting and killing an unarmed black man, Walter Scott. PHOTOS COURTESY: Kelly Golden, iHeartMedia Charleston