Jennifer Miller

Principal of Pineville’s Sterling Elementary School and mother of three, Emily Miles, is the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools principal of the year!

An arbitration panel found that a well-known financial advisor in the Charlotte area committed securities fraud. The law firm Goodman & Nekvasil, P.A. announced that they have won a $1.03 million FINRA arbitration award for their clients against James Hal Heafner.

NC Poison Control says out of 150 vaping product exposure cases handled this year, half of them involved children under the age of 5.

Thousands of people will gather in uptown Charlotte on Saturday, October 5 to race for the cure of breast cancer.

U.S. National Whitewater Center-goers will soon have new sweater-season experiences: Ice skating and a decorated light trail.

Forty uninsured women over age 40 were provided with a free mammogram through “Project Pink.”

Carolina Panthers fans seen fighting in a video during Thursday night’s game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have been banned from the Bank of America stadium, team officials said Friday.

A swim advisory was issued on High Rock Lake due to the presence of cyanobacteria blooms, or blue-green algae.

Chair of the Citizens Review Board Henry Thomas Black Jr. was arrested in North Myrtle Beach on sexual assault charges involving children.

Broadway’s famous musical “Hamilton" is coming back to the Queen City for the 2020-21 PNC Broadway Lights Season, Blumenthal Performing Arts announced Monday.

Huntersville police say they received an “interesting” call about goats on Stumptown Road near Statesville Road.

Hurricane Dorian strengthened to a Category 3 hurricane before moving across Carolina coastal waters Thursday morning, creating a path of wreckage in areas inland.

The Walt Disney Company and Royal Caribbean are each donating $1 million to assist the Bahamas with recovery efforts following the devastation Hurricane Dorian left behind.

Hurricane Dorian is eyeing the U.S. after hovering over the Bahamas for a day and a half, causing deadly destruction. Response crews are prepared and plans are in place to handle what Dorian could bring to the Carolinas.

Someone is walking around $200,700 richer, only they likely don’t know it.

A light show put on by nature has people looking to one of North Carolina’s mountain tops to observe the exciting discovery.

Summer is coming to an end for many students in the WBTV viewing area. A new school year lies ahead with leadership changes and updated safety measures.

Bears with missing limbs have been spotted in western North Carolina - and they’re worrying some residents.

A Huntersville police officer sending his daughter back to school was reminded of a scene from decades ago – one with his own father, who was also a police officer.

Carowinds’ newest thrill ride, Copperhead Strike, is closed until further notice after a guest was injured on the ride Sunday evening.

UNC Charlotte shooting survivor Drew Pescaro is pushing for gun control following weekend mass shootings in Texas and Ohio that left 31 people dead and dozens wounded.

Students and staff in Mooresville started class earlier than usual this year, but school leaders think the new schedule will benefit students.

Leslie walked into the Asheville Humane Society July 24 with a question and a request: “Which two dogs have been here the longest, with the most special needs? I’m here to take them both home with me.”

A Ballantyne home explosion that left a woman dead and her husband injured in early July has been ruled accidental by fire investigators.

After more than a decade serving as UNC Charlotte chancellor, Philip L. Dubois announced he will retire from his position effective June 30, 2020.

An Oregon woman was charged in what deputies are calling the “weirdest DUI arrest of the weekend.”

CBS News anchor Gayle King visited WBTV Monday in celebration of the station’s anniversary. “70 looks good on you,” King said of WBTV.

Lifeguards and aquatic center members saved the life of a 5-year-old boy who slipped under the water and lost consciousness at a swimming pool last month. Those lifeguards were honored at the Monroe City Council meeting July 16.

A horse is OK after getting stuck in a pond in Catawba County Thursday morning.

Robert Carpenter Jr., 53, was reportedly finishing lunch inside a Charlotte Steak 'n Shake when he was shot multiple times. He's still recovering.