Parents not only in Charlotte but across the country, are trying to find the best way to talk to their children about the tragedy while also providing comfort.
Data shows between January 1st and March 31st, CATS buses missed nearly 98 trips per day. The consequnces to riders can be significant but CATS isn’t the only transit organization struggling with providing the service its promised.
Hazel Erwin’s family is hoping to honor their father by educating the community about his trailblazing accomplishment integrating the Charlotte Fire Department.
Dozens of people showed up at the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Government Center for Monday night’s public hearing regarding the City of Charlotte’s proposed 2023 budget.
Elizabeth Eudy, a senior at Lincolnton High School, is asking administrators at her school to consider coming to her home for a special graduation ceremony so her father with ALS can see her graduate.
A month ago, we introduced 11-year-old Brandon Wilson. He was raising money for a local children’s hospital and on Thursday, he presented a check to Levine Children’s for $1,567.60.
Anna Sumpter and Justin Walker -- “The Love Birds,” as they are known -- inspired hundreds of thousands of people in a post last year when they went to a prom together in Caldwell County.
The police department only has 11 officers which includes investigations and narcotics. The number of positions to be considered fully staffed - 27. That is the amount of officers they are budgeted for, according to the acting captain.
April Tester, of Gamewell, and her 8-year-old son, Desmond, are now back home safe and sound after an unplanned overnight stay near a creek bed in Caldwell County.
The Clover High School indoor drumline took home hardware and history when it competed in the Percussion World Championships last week in Dayton, Ohio.
19-year-old James Martin Roberts was reported missing on April 21, 2016. It has now been six years since Roberts disappeared and his whereabouts remain a mystery.
Neighbors fear violence will only escalate if the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department or the parents of the person responsible for the gun don’t intervene.
All grade levels at Unionville Elementary School crafted messages of hope and thankfulness to the men and women serving in the Navy as part of a school assignment.
David Tepper and the Panthers have remained silent. The Panthers’ silence is being filled with statements from other people that are part of this deal.
Parts of Charlotte are nearly impossible to navigate because of the lack of sidewalks and for people who can't drive or face a disability, it's a problem.
The buyer, Vela Uptown LLC, plans to turn the 7th Street property into a high-rise apartment building, the release said. The building sold for $10.75 million.