Bria Bell

Your Carolina Panthers could be getting a stadium with a retractable roof. David Tepper, the team’s owner, has made it very clear he wants to make this happen so Charlotte can be a household name for sports and entertainment.

It gives a new meaning to neighborhood watch as Matthews Police are looking to use your surveillance video to catch criminals. Thousands of people have them on their homes, maybe you’re one of them. Surveillance cameras like those from the company Ring, are growing in popularity and now they could

According to the City of Tega Cay’s website, the Police Officer’s Prayer will be restored to its original condition and returned to the Fallen Officers’ Memorial located at the new police station.

City leaders in Tega Cay are catching heat for accepting a gift displaying a Christian message.

It’s very possible the next radio hit you hear in the car will be produced by a man right here in Charlotte. Jimmy Jones, whose stage name DJ Trizzy, says his dreams are now becoming a reality.

President Trump is moving forward with his plans to deport those who are undocumented. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agents are set to carry raids starting Sunday in some of the country’s largest cities.

Free agency for the NBA starts this weekend and we might not have our All-Star point guard come Sunday if Kemba Walker decides to leave the Charlotte Hornets and take his talents elsewhere.

There’s a warning from emergency officials: do not swim in the South Fort Catawba River. Two teens have drowned in the river just within the last two weeks and several others have been rescued.

A man, who police say spent more than 30 hours in the woods hiding from officers after his wife was killed, appeared in court for the first time Friday morning.

The largest development in Gaston County history is open and Sonic Automotive held a ribbon cutting for its new call center On Thursday.

Mice, damaged and sinking ceilings, plus mold -- and broken mailboxes, these are conditions none of us would like to live in -- but for some Charlotte neighbors this is what they comes home to each night.

There’s a unique drive thru in Gastonia where faith replaces food. Kind of. The folks behind it say what they’re serving won’t feed your stomach but will fuel the soul.

The biggest thing rescue crews have said is that they haven’t given up hope. even though there hasn’t been a sign of 14-year-old Ethan Britt who went missing in the South Fork River on Monday.

High waters are impacting Mountain Island Lake. Flooding has caused boats to float away from the dock.

An afternoon of fun in Uptown Charlotte could’ve ended in tragedy when a woman says a man posed as her Uber driver and tried to lure her into his car.

The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division is currently investigating an officer-involved shooting which occurred Sunday evening near Rock Hill.

You should only be calling 911 when you need help with a serious situation or in an emergency. Charlotte Mecklenburg police say some people have been abusing the 911 system as either a game or to scare someone by having officers show up.

The incident happened early Wednesday morning at the Loray Baptist Church on West Franklin Boulevard in Gastonia.

Nearly 43 million people are expected to be on the road this Memorial Day weekend according to Triple AAA. Some drivers who are heading to the coast are doing what they can to get to the beach as fast as possible using the Monroe Expressway.

A York County judge is denying bond for a man he believes to an extreme danger to our community. Tyler Terry, who’s charged with sexually assaulting a student at Winthrop University, has already spent about 100 days in jail according to officials.

If you’ve found that owning a home or renting an apartment is cheaper in Gaston County than living in Charlotte – you are not alone. As more people move outside the limits of the Queen City, hospitals in Gaston are dealing with overcrowding from time to time.

Every year our police officers and sheriff’s deputies get together during police week to honor the heroes who risked it all while in the line of duty. This year’s annual meetup in Cleveland County was a bit more special for some as a new memorial was unveiled Friday morning.

Experts say the physical stress of blocking and tackling can compare to the force of multiple car crashes at one time. Players say the hard hitting is just part of the game, which brings concerns for concussions and other head injuries.

A Charlotte family says they’re one step closer to closure and justice now that their daughter’s accused killer is finally getting his day in court. Investigators say 14-year-old Taylor Smith was shot and killed because of 20-year-old Darvon Fletcher, who was 18 at the time of the murder.

Center City Park could be turned into apartments if officials in Gastonia move forward with developer.

The same officers who watch your kids at school will be watching you this summer at the lake. School resource officers, or SROs, in Lincoln County are going to be monitoring Lake Norman once school lets out for the summer.

Through all of the chaos and tragedy, UNC Charlotte officials say graduation will still go on as planned.

A UNC Charlotte professor is being called a hero. Professor Adam Johnson, who was teaching an Anthropology class when the shooter entered the room, did not hesitate to react.

A man who shot a Cleveland County deputy in the face and in the leg is looking at spending nearly 30 years in prison. Dakota Greene who is 24-years-old, pleaded guilty on Tuesday to shooting Deputy Tim Sims last August.

There’s a goat in Gaston County making a name for himself on social media, you might have even seen some of his videos on Facebook. With such a large following, you’d think he’d be a dancing goat or be able to perform some kind of trick, but that’s not it. Billy Gotti the Goat, makes people happy.