A Decade After Charlotte Teen’s Killing, Her Mother Still Waits for an Arrest
Ten years after a gunman opened fire into a car in Charlotte's Hidden Valley neighborhood and left a 16-year-old girl fighting for her life, her killer has never been convicted, and her mother says she will not stop demanding answers. Ta'Nya Lashay Williams survived nearly eight months after being shot in the head and
Charlotte Crime Stoppers urges victims, witnesses to report crimes
A Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department detective is calling on crime victims and witnesses to report incidents to police, saying silence gives criminals an advantage.
Camp North End stop approved for long-awaited Red Line rail project
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — Members of the Charlotte panel overseeing transportation plans are voicing concerns about the planned stops on the Red Line commuter rail. CATS has proposed ten initial stops for the train line linking Uptown Charlotte to northern Mecklenburg County communities, including Cornelius a
Another fast-growing Charlotte suburb OKs data center pause – this time for a year
As a Waxhaw mother approached the stand at the town’s commissioners meeting Tuesday, she admitted she was nervous, but she showed up for something bigger than herself. Courtney Moneymaker’s children, ages 3 and 11, could face the possibility of polluted air and water, she claimed, if Waxhaw did not take action on an is
Mother presses for new updates 10 years after teen daughter’s killing
A mother says for ten years, she’s been asking who murdered her 16-year-old daughter. In 2015, Ta’Nya Lashay Williams was shot, paralyzing her for the last few months of her life.
Laurel College of Technology buys former PTL building in Fort Mill
Laurel College of Technology is expanding in Fort Mill after acquiring the former Praise the Lord, or PTL, building on Regent Parkway.
Lake Norman property with three homes selling for lower price at $19.5M — but...
One secondary residence includes space configured as a nine-kennel facility with private runs.
Jenna Enoch — National News Anchor
Jenna might be a Boston native, but she’s lived in the Queen City long enough to integrate “y’all” into her vocabulary and develop a deep appreciation for chicken biscuits. Telling stories that have a true impact on people’s everyday lives is what inspires her to come to work and be a voice for the Charlotte community
Huntersville man sentenced for allegedly having “destructive devices”
In December 2024, law enforcement arrested 44-year-old Justin Lloyd Coleman after an investigation into domestic violence earlier that year.
Silfab and York County face lawsuits, including this one that’s now fast tracked
The S.C. Court of Appeals has agreed to fast track hearing a case of a Fort Mill landowner near the Silfab plant who sued York County over permitting the plant to open. The decision, made late Tuesday and has no timeline, comes as three other civil lawsuits involving Silfab Solar and its controversial site near schools
