Charlotte NC

A Charlotte office tower that fell into foreclosure with most of its space empty is getting a radically different second life. The former Wachovia Center at 400 South Tryon will become 399 apartments and Charlotte’s first W Hotel, replacing nearly 600,000 square feet of aging office space with residents, hotel guests,

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools announced that three top executives will depart, including two who are scheduled to retire in 2027 and one whose resignation takes effect next week.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. – A little boy is fighting for his life following a shooting in northwest Charlotte. The shooting happened around rush hour Thursday afternoon on Reliance Street. MEDIC confirms he has life-threatening injuries. According to neighbors, he was playing with a gun and shot himself in the head....

One person has been sent to the hospital after a shooting in south Charlotte, according to Medic.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) -- A supermarket chain based in western New York will soon open its first Charlotte location. Wegmans is slated to open next month in Ballantyne. "There's a certain brand of hot dogs I love in western New York called Sahlen's, certain dairy products, bison that...

The family of 21-year-old Langston Neal is honoring his memory just days after he drowned in Lake Wylie.

STALLINGS – Atrium Health recently broke ground on a new patient tower at Atrium Health Union West. The expansion will increase the hospital's capacity by bringing additional inpatient, emergency and procedural services closer to home for residents of Union and southeastern Mecklenburg counties. The $116 million invest

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools is facing another major leadership shakeup, with three members of Superintendent Dr. Crystal Hill’s cabinet announcing their departures shortly after Hill returned to the district following her suspension, all of which were first reported by WBT Radio when they initially happened. Deputy S

MOUNT HOLLY, N.C. (WBTV) - The trial for a North Carolina man accused of using eyedrops to poison and kill his wife in 2018 has been pushed back to 2027. The jury trial for 41-year-old Joshua Hunsucker was initially expected to begin on Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2026. That’s about eight years the death of his wife, Stacy Hunsu

Twenty-five years ago, while many ran to escape from the devastation around the World Trade Center, others ran toward the danger. A former New York police officer, now a local deputy, showed Channel 9’s Gina Esposito his lasting tribute to the friends he lost.