Charlotte NC

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — A juvenile repeat offender charged with two counts of attempted first-degree murder on two police officers was released on house arrest last week, police say. CMPD says that the incident happened in another jurisdiction, but the juvenile faces nine other charges in their...

Around 2:30 a.m., Greyhound bus #US067 stopped in Charlotte.

Gastonia store clerk Scottie Floyd says he narrowly avoided being shot in the head but was struck in the arm during a close encounter with a gunman. Scottie Floyd has worked as a store clerk for 21 years and lived by one motto: Treat the customers well and they will treat you well.

A Charlotte man was charged with driving while impaired and cited for other offenses after he kept his bright headlights on passing a North Carolina State Highway Patrol trooper near Greenville, court documents said. About 12:49 a.m. June 22, a silver Volkswagen station wagon driving on U.S. 264 near N.C. 33 entered...

Agents with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement raided a Kings Mountain factory on Wednesday, arresting 30 people whom the agency has not yet publicly identified. According to a news release, ICE agents and other law enforcement officers arrived at the Buckeye Fire Equipment Company on Kings Road on Wednesday,...

USPS has been blasted by frustrated customers after thousands of letters and packages have been found abandoned at mail centers. To make matters worse, this was only found during an inspection in one part of the country and only over a few days. A report by the USPS Inspector General...

A 17-year-old repeat offender was caught this week by Monroe Police using new drone technology and K9 Narco after running from officers.

Lonnie Rojohn Crawford Jr., 27, was arrested by the Lancaster County Multijurisdictional Narcotics Task Force following a year-long investigation into methamphetamine trafficking.

Santiago is also the author of bilingual children's books to make language learning accessible for all families.

DURHAM, N.C. (WBTV) -When Sally Herndon was growing up in Charlotte in the 1960s, smoking advertisements were commonplace. When she graduated from the School of Public Health in 1980, you could still smoke inside the buildings. Few people were sounding the alarm. But Herndon was watching as her mother, a...