Novant Health: Diabetes
Diabetes affect 29 million people in the U.S. alone.
The Snark Report with Derek James: Stern, Gaga and Condoms..What do They Have in Common?
Stern's leaving, Gaga's exposing, Wipeout gets wiped out, condoms go high tech, Facebook takes over Walmart and Grande goes short.
Edge on Demand: Gun Control Debate Rages In Wake Of Charleston Shooting
With the latest mass shooting happening inside a church in Charleston, South Carolina, the debate over gun control is rekindled.
Edge on the Clock: Bro-dal Showers?
Honestly, if women are throwing bridal showers, shouldn't dudes get their own brodal showers?
The Edgitators: Do Gun Control Laws Need To Be Changed?
Do you think changes need to be made regarding gun control in America? The Edgitators weigh in...
Church Fire Ruled Arson, Possible Hate Crime
Investigators are now looking into if an East Charlotte church fire could be a hate crime.
Church Fire Ruled Arson, Possible Hate Crime
Investigators are now looking into if an East Charlotte church fire could be a hate crime.
Thousands Remember Sen. Clementa Pinckney at State House Viewing
The Reverend Clementa Pinckney was one of the nine killed in the Charleston shootings and was also a South Carolina State Senator.
Edwin Peacock Kicks Off Mayoral Campaign
The former City Council at-large Republican kicked off his Mayoral campaign Wednesday night during a rally at Sycamore Brewing in south Charlotte.
City Leaders Consider Action On Confederate Monuments
Charlotte leaders are exploring their options for all the Confederate monuments across the city.
Huntersville Residents Honor Charleston Victims
Huntersville residents gathered Wednesday night to remember the victims in the Charleston church attack with a prayer service at Independence Hill Baptist Church.
UPDATE: Firefighters Still Fighting Massive Fire
Families were still without electricity and Rozzell's Ferry road is blocked off at certain streets beginning at Gardner.
Huntersville Residents Honor Charleston Victims
Huntersville residents gathered Wednesday night to remember the victims in the Charleston church attack with a prayer service at Independence Hill Baptist Church.
City Leaders Consider Action On Confederate Monuments
Charlotte leaders are exploring their options for all the Confederate monuments across the city.
Edwin Peacock Kicks Off Mayoral Campaign
The former City Council at-large Republican kicked off his Mayoral campaign Wednesday night during a rally at Sycamore Brewing in south Charlotte.
Thousands Remember Sen. Clementa Pinckney at State House Viewing
The Reverend Clementa Pinckney was one of the nine killed in the Charleston shootings and was also a South Carolina State Senator.
CMS School Bus Struck by Bullets in SW Charlotte
Police say a Charlotte-Mecklenburg school bus was hit by two bullets while transporting summer school students in Southwest Charlotte.
Hornets Need Strong Draft To Rebound From Disappointing Season
The 2015 NBA Draft will take place on Thursday, June 25, 2015 at 7p.m. in Brooklyn, New York. Hornets General Manager Rich Cho has an opportunity to greatly improve the roster, but recent history does not suggest that he will do so.
Charlotte Fire Crews Battling 5-Alarm Fire at Recycling Plant
Fire crews are working to extinguish a massive fire at a recycling company in the Smallwood neighborhood.
Black Bear Spotted In Mint Hill Area
Police have received multiple reports of a black bear sighting in the Mint Hill area.
Police: Three Arrested On Drug Trafficking Charges
Lincoln County Sheriff's narcotics officers arrested three people on drug trafficking charges Tuesday.
Warring Opinions Over Confederate Flag in Columbia
As momentum moves to remove the Confederate Battle Flag in front of the State Capitol, two sides with warring opinions gathered on the grounds Tuesday.
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