The show is in its 5th season, and fans are in for some big twists and turns! WCCB News @ Ten anchor Morgan Fogarty spent the day hanging out with cast members, and checking out some new spoiler-filled sets!
Not sure about those calcium supplements? Dr Tony is setting us straight about taking too many calcium supplements.
Charlotte voters are deciding who will lead the city for the next two years.
It's the World of Outlaws World Finals in Charlotte this week and we've got a pro telling us what to expect.
The polls are open and 23,000 people voted early for the Charlotte mayoral race.
Feds ready for trial if demands are not met in mega merger deal.
The issue of prayer during government meetings may be ruled on this week.
WCCB talent join classic car lovers to kick off the International Auto Show.
Charlotteans aren't very talkative and marketers/advertisers may be taking notice.
If you were born between the late 1970s and the 1990s you just may be an unhappy millennial.
Five people are facing charges after police found a meth lab at a home in Mount Holly.
A Lincoln County woman has been charged with felony child abuse after her child was taken to a local hospital with a broken leg.
The Parents Plus Loan Program has students and local leaders speaking out.
Click on the link to see the election results in your area.
This video is no longer available. A family dog found tied up and left for dead and a mom arrested after taking her toddler to the hospital Tonight at Ten
If the legalization of marijuana was on the ballot in NC, how would you vote?
Should the Dolphins boot Richie Incognito?
Mayor-Elect Patrick Cannon makes his acceptance speech at the Sheraton Hotel in Uptown Charlotte with nearly 53 percent of the vote.
Robert Wilder isn't moving on until you rap some decent freestyle. Go!
Will Charlotte ever elect another Republican mayor? Or are we forever a Democrat city?
Abandoned and left for dead. A Gastonia family found a dog chained to a fence at a vacant home.
Will Charlotte ever elect another Republican mayor?
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