Perhaps you are already at your maximum number of adopted pets, or adoption is just not an option for you right now? CMPD Animal Care & Control (AC&C) has the perfect way for you to give a gift of support to our animals!Β 12 days of giving starts December 20th.Β
Authorities say two suspects have been charged in connection to a hit and run and carjacking that occurred on December 6th.
Carolina Panthers Charities and Bank of America have announced the roster of North and South Carolina high school athletic programs that are sharing in $250,000 in Hurricane Florence disaster relief grants.
Jim Rogers, the iconic former chairman and chief executive officer of Duke Energy, died Monday in Louisville, Ky. He was 71.
Christmas holiday travel begins this week at Charlotte Douglas International Airport. Airlines report flights will be near capacity. Passengers are encouraged to plan ahead, be prepared and arrive early.
Homeowners could pay a significant amount more in taxes next year if property values skyrocket in Mecklenburg County.
Gas prices continue to fall across the Carolinas as we gear up for the holiday season.
Detectives arrested Thomas Pickard, 52, Friday morning.
A wave of bomb threats emailed Thursday to hundreds of schools, businesses and government buildings across the U.S. triggered searches, evacuations and fear β but there were no signs of explosives, and authorities said the scare appeared to be a crude extortion attempt.
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department is investigating after multiple bomb threats were reported Thursday afternoon across the city. So far, police say none of the threats have been substantiated.
The Hornets celebrated too soon and then weren't sure whether they'd be celebrating at all. Meanwhile, team owner Michael Jordan chewed out one of his own players.
Tickets are now available for the NBA All-Star Celebrity Game presented by Ruffles on Friday, February 15th, at Bojangles Coliseum.Β
The suspect accused of killing 19-year-old Karson Whitesell in January has pleaded guilty.
Roughly 6,700 people in Mecklenburg County are still without power after a winter storm came rolling through North and South Carolina over the weekend.
The Charlotte Douglas International Airport has announced that flights are back on schedule today after the winter storm caused hundreds of cancellations on Monday.
Snowed-in Southerners made the best of a day without work or school Monday while officials warned that roads remained treacherous after a wintry storm dropped snow, sleet and freezing rain across five states.
The York County Coroner's Office has identified three men who reportedly died from apparent carbon monoxide poisoning over the weekend.Β
As snow and sleet continue to fall, AAA Carolinas is warning motorists that the combination can result in dangerous winter driving conditions.
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