Jennifer Miller

The community celebration includes a “First 100 Campout,” where up to 100 participants will have a chance to win one Chick-fil-A meal per week for 52 weeks, restaurant leaders say.

According to the Scotland County Sheriff’s Office, the story about the missing woman and infant was fabricated. One suspect is in custody and deputies are working on a second arrest.

“She will buy a meal with her last dollar for someone in need,” a viewer wrote to WBTV. “The homeless community knows her car like kids and an ice cream truck.”

The 3-year-old boy reportedly disappeared from his grandmother’s yard in North Carolina Tuesday afternoon.

“Charlie loved Justin Timberlake’s 'Can’t Stop the Feeling’ song,” the Holts said. "He jammed out to it every time he heard it, whether it was on the radio, on the credits of the Trolls movie (which he asked me to play on repeat) or on TV. "

According to a police report, someone smashed out the glass in the front door of Hidden Treasures on South Boulevard, went inside and took the item. A nearby business owner reported it.

In 1981, Cameron was hired by WBTV News as a sports reporter where he would begin a commitment to serving the greater Charlotte community for decades to come. He would also form lasting relationships with those he worked closely with.

There's a new officer in town and he's pretty stinkin' cute!

Temperatures are going to be frigid this weekend and it’s important to keep our pets protected.

The pet food, while not pinpointed to any particular brand, contains peas, lentils, legume seeds or potatoes as main ingredients.

A special lead-lined room is opening Wednesday at Levine Children’s Hospital in Charlotte to treat rare cancers. Isabella Santos, 7, and her never-ending fight against cancer inspired and funded the room.

Thousands of people are expected to line the streets of uptown Charlotte Thursday morning as costumed characters and lively floats make their way through the crowd.

#GivingTuesdayCLT was a movement brought to the Queen City five years ago by SHARE Charlotte as a way to give back to the community during the holiday season.

After Jeremiah’s parents posted about the boy’s hope to receive police patches, envelopes with patches from as far as Germany started pouring in, according to CBS station WTTV.

The outage was reported around 6: 15 a.m. According to Duke Energy, 999 homes were still without power by 11 a.m.

The transaction is expected to be finalized in the first quarter of 2019.

The park was closed when the search began and for several days following the discovery of the boy’s body, as the investigation continued.

"Maddox was my only child and he will be the only one i will ever have," Ian Ritch posted on Facebook. "Now today i found out im not a dad anymore."

Ian Ritch, Maddox's father, spoke with CBS Corresponant Davied Begnaud Wednesday.

The National Weather Service issued the curfew, saying there was a flood emergency in the county.