Before testimony begins, attorneys must find 12 people who can set aside outside information and decide the case based only on evidence in court.

The scene is in the area of North Tryon Street and Atando Avenue.

A formal complaint obtained by WCNC Charlotte accuses CMS Board Chair Stephanie Sneed of directing $30,000 monthly payments to a law firm without a contract.

Cody Souther, 18, was stabbed and killed on June 14, 2021.

President Trump's visit to Gastonia for a rally supporting Senate candidate Michael Whatley is expected to significantly disrupt traffic.

Charlotte will host the WTA Finals from 2027 to 2029 and become the WTA's global headquarters, a deal city leaders call transformational for the region.

TSA is bringing its new Gateside program to Charlotte Douglas and RDU this fall, letting non-travelers pass security to reach the gate without a ticket.

Heat waves builds as we near the weekend. Last of the 90s likely to end summer.

Joel Laron Smith faces a charge of felony DUI resulting in death, following a February crash that killed a 43-year-old woman.

President Trump's visit to support Senate hopeful Michael Whatley in North Carolina aims to energize Republican voters as Whatley faces a polling gap.

Power has been restored to customers in north Charlotte's Derita and Nevin communities after a tree fell on a pole and knocked out power for hours on Tuesday.

In North Carolina, voter outreach faces challenges amidst Supreme Court debates on mail-in ballot rules, with organizers focusing on educating skeptical communities.

As Charlotte considers extending its moratorium on new data center applications, residents are raising questions about water, power, taxes and development.

The Statesville City Council on Monday approved an approximately 6 month moratorium on data centers to allow councilmembers to manage industry's rapid growth.

COO Tim Ivey and Associate Superintendent of human resources Dr. Tangela Williams announced they will retire Jan 1, 2027.

The 3-month-old girl died on May 13. Investigators determined she suffered from severe malnourishment and dehydration.

The district recommends adding lemon or using a filter for the taste or smell.

7-year-old A'yanna Allen was shot and killed while she slept in December 2016.

Mecklenburg County's recycling upgrade now accepts previously banned items, aiming to divert 50 tons from landfills yearly with advanced tech.

CRTPO invites residents to pinpoint unsafe roads, aiming to tackle a regional crash crisis. Input will inform immediate and long-term improvements.

31-year-old Adem Shrader allegedly followed several teenage girls around Target and taking pictures under their skirts.

First lady Melania Trump met with students and announced an NVIDIA partnership during a Tuesday stop in western North Carolina.

Horn muffed a punt in Carolina's season-opening loss to Chicago.

The shooting happened on North Tryon Street near Heathway Drive.

Mecklenburg County's revamped recycling facility now accepts more everyday items like paper and plastic cups, aiming to divert 50 tons of waste from landfills.

City officials warn property taxes may need to go up depending on the CRTPO vote Sep. 23.

Cameron Masse Brice was shot and killed Sunday morning on Kittansett Drive.

Two Charlotte brothers facing a combined 190 criminal charges will remain behind bars without bond.

James Salerno and Lavi Pham are charged with murder, kidnapping, and failing to report Collins' death in the 2020 killing.

Sheriff McFadden gave WCNC Charlotte a one-on-one tour of Jail North, the building he says has been ready to house 200 of the main detention center's overflow.

Two people, including a juvenile, are dead after a shooting in University City. Evin Quarles is charged with first-degree murder for one of the juvenile victim.

The Panthers set several records and personal bests in Sunday's game, on both the good and bad ends of the spectrum.

The shooting happened during a Juneteenth celebration in 2020 on Beatties Ford Road.

Sean Dell has been charged with murder after police said he shot a man near the Spectrum Center and fled on a CATS bus before being caught.

Dionte McCracking is accused of shooting a Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police officer. Court records show he was already on pretrial release.