CHESTERFIELD CO., S.C. - New information about the lawsuit filed against the Chesterfield County Sheriff's Office and Undersheriff Rob Lee last week. SLED isΒ now telling WCCB Charlotte it would be "inappropriate" to discuss…
The following businesses were listed on a special report posted by The Daily Beast for being transgender friendly.
Donald Trump swept all five states and Hillary Clinton scored huge victories in Maryland, Pennsylvania, Delaware and Connecticut during the "Acela Primary."
Donald Trump's highly anticipated foreign policy speech Wednesday will test whether the Republican presidential front-runner known for his raucous rallies and eyebrow-raising statements can present a more presidential persona as he works to coalesce a still-weary Republican establishment around his candidacy.
The city of Oxford, Alabama, has passed an ordinance making it illegal to use a public restroom different from the gender on a person's birth certificate.
With five convincing victories in hand, Donald Trump strengthened his grip on the Republican primary race and pushed tantalizingly close to a general election showdown with Hillary Clinton. The Democratic front-runner is now 90 percent of the way to her party's nomination after four solid victories of her own Tuesday.
The bombshell accusations, if true, show that history and then some is repeating itself in the South Carolina county.
CHARLOTTE, NC -- Groups are mobilizing to repeal House Bill Two during the General Assembly short session that begins Monday. "How much more of this can this state take?" said Rep. Kelly Alexander.…
President Barack Obama says North Carolina's law that limits anti-discrimination protections for lesbian, gay and transgender people is wrong should be overturned.
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NORTH CAROLINA -- Transgender people should be able to use whatever bathroom they want. So says Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump. North Carolina's controversial House Bill 2 moved front and center in the…
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said Thursday that transgender people should be able to use whichever bathroom they choose, voicing opposition to part of a far-reaching North Carolina law that critics says is discriminatory.
CHARLOTTE, NC -- There is aΒ newΒ effort to put the brakes on the Interstate 77 toll lanes as soon as next week. Representative Charles Jeter from Mecklenburg County says he will introduce a…
Even as he secured a commanding win in his home state of New York on Tuesday, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is continuing to shake up his campaign with new staff, new strategy and an overhauled campaign structure strikingly late in the game.
Hillary Clinton emerged from New York's presidential primary closer to clinching the Democratic nomination and becoming the first woman to reach that milestone. Republican Donald Trump strengthened his own path to the general election with a commanding victory, but has little room for error in the states ahead.
CHARLOTTE, NC -- An appeals court decision threatens to dismantle at least part of House Bill Two. The Federal Appeals Court says a Virginia teen can use the school bathroom matching the gender with which he identifies. The ruling breathes…
RALEIGH, NC-- "This bill essentially ties a noose around the necks of cities and counties," said Senator Dan Blue. Lawmakers using a special session to overrule Charlotte's Updated Non-Discrimination Ordinance, saying people must…
Competing on their home turf, Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton aimed to emerge victorious from Tuesday's primaries in New York, contests that offer big delegate hauls and an opportunity for the front-runners to push closer to their parties' nominations.
While speaking at a campaign rally in Buffalo, New York, Donald Trump misspoke about the terror attacks on 9/11, instead referring to them as "7/11."
The Supreme Court appeared divided between its liberal and conservative justices Monday over President Barack Obama's immigration programs that could affect millions of people who are in the country illegally.
