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Gaston Co. Man Fires Shots at Officers

Officials with the Gaston County Police Department say that 45-year-old Earl William McMillan Jr. has been charged after he fired at officers who responded to his home around 10:15 Saturday morning.

Arrests Made in Robbery Crime Spree

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department has charged Montreal Forman, 24, and Tyrell McDuffie, 23, for their involvement in a string of robberies that started in June.

Amber Alert Issued for 14-Year-Old Girl

An Amber alert has been issued for 14-year-old Alexis Ann Deas of Chesterfield county.

2 dead, 3 Injured After Elizabeth Neighborhood Crash

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police are investigating a deadly crash that happened on Kings drive and East 7th street.The collision happened just after a 11a.m. Saturday.

WCCB Is Live At Charlotte MiniCon!

The Charlotte MiniCon is this Saturday at the Grady Cole Center and WCCB will be there with the CW Street Team giving away lots of cool CWag!

Text to Win 2 Tickets to See McFarland, USA!

Text WCCBVIP to 45548 by noon on Tuesday, February 2, and you could win two tickets to a special pre-screening of McFarland, USA!

Edge on Demand: Super Bowl Weekend!

Super Bowl Sunday is coming, and with it comes all the fun and festivities of those Super Bowl parties. But not everyone at the party is in it to win it, so we want to know why you're going.

Edge on the Clock: Banning Salutations

At City University of New York, staffers can no longer call students "Mr.", "Mrs." or "Ms." Those titles are now banned.

Man on the Edge: What Are Your Super Bowl Party Goals?

Rance hits the streets to ask you guys about your Super Bowl party goals: to watch, to eat, or to socialize?

Results Mixed One Year After Coal Ash Spill

Monday marks one year since 39,000 tons of Duke Energy's coal ash spilled into the Dan River. Now, there are conflicting reports on the effectiveness of the cleanup.

New CMS Superintendent Addresses Chronic Absences

Superintendent Ann Clark says the number of chronic absences is up about two percent in low-income elementary and middle schools. Those students typically miss 18 days a year.

Measles Making a Comeback

An outbreak of measles has put the spotlight back on an infectious disease that was considered eradicated in the U.S. a decade ago.

Two Arrests in Murder of York County Parents

Two arrests in the case of a mother and father murdered in their Lake Wylie home leaves a neighborhood relieved.

Results Mixed One Year After Coal Ash Spill

Monday marks one year since 39,000 tons of Duke Energy's coal ash spilled into the Dan River. Now, there are conflicting reports on the effectiveness of the cleanup.

New CMS Superintendent Addresses Chronic Absences

Superintendent Ann Clark says the number of chronic absences is up about two percent in low-income elementary and middle schools. Those students typically miss 18 days a year.