A month-long manhunt for a robbery suspect ended today as Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police arrested 18-year-old Antonio Cunningham in south Charlotte.

Wachovia says its chief financial officer is stepping down and that it plans to begin an immediate search for his replacement.

Homeless individuals in Stanly County have nowhere to go after an emergency shelter was forced to close, while an effort to build a shelter is facing financial obstacles.

The head of a cancer research institute issued an unprecedented warning to his faculty and staff Wednesday: Limit cell phone use because of the possible risk of cancer.

Hydrilla, an aquatic vegetation, is overwhelming acres of Lake Wylie. Officials say 500 Asian grass carp placed in the lake aren’t eating the vegetation fast enough.

North Carolina officials will conduct a performance audit of the state employees' health plan after discovering a $115 million gap in projection costs.

Often injured Bobcats forward Sean May has only appeared in 58 of 246 games in the last three years. But he says he's prepared to come back stronger, both physically and mentally.

Once a hub for big trade shows, the former Charlotte Merchandise Mart is now serving a new audience – University Park Baptist Church. That means possible changes.

It's like NASCAR but on two wheels, and it could be coming to Rock Hill. For more than five years a small group has been working to bring track cycling to the Carolinas.

Violations by the East Mecklenburg High School football program have resulted in $7,000 in fines, the discipline of three coaches and the forfeit of the entire 2007 season.

Police found 32-year-old James Hunt shot and killed around 7 p.m. Wednesday in the driveway of his north Charlotte home. Witnesses saw a red Chevrolet Monte Carlo driving away.

After struggling for years, the owners of Charlotte's Eastland Mall are giving up. Late Wednesday night, Glimcher Realty Trust said it won't fund any further cash deficits there.

About 2 million Americans get a raise Thursday as the federal minimum wage rises 70 cents. In North Carolina, the rise is 40 cents as wages go from $6.15 to $6.55 an hour.

Troubled banks are working with struggling homeowners to help each other out, while a foreclosure list at the Mecklenburg County courthouse is filled with many names.

A group that wants to make Pat McCrory the state's next governor created a campaign committee that can receive unlimited amounts of money from individuals.

Members of the Mecklenburg County Justice and Public Safety Task Force have taken their first steps toward fighting crime in Charlotte.

Two former Charlotte-Mecklenburg police officers each pleaded guilty to one count of drug conspiracy in federal court Wednesday as part of a plea deal with the U.S. court.

CMS board members say something needs to be done differently to help boost adequate yearly progress scores. Only 36 of 158 schools in the district made AYP for the school year.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg police are looking for 30-year-old Hassan Mallette in connection with the stabbing of two sisters late Tuesday. The two were taken to the hospital.

Several Virginia Commonwealth University administrators are stepping down following an investigation into the improper awarding of a bachelor's degree to the police chief in Charlotte.

At least a dozen people were rushed to the hospital following an apparent carbon monoxide leak early Wednesday morning at a Harris Teeter grocery store in uptown Charlotte.

Crews worked to restore service Wednesday after powerful storms moved across North Carolina Tuesday night. Check out News 14's coverage of damage from around the state.

Democratic presidential contender Barack Obama toured Israel's Holocaust memorial Wednesday, laying a wreath in memory of the 6 million Jews who died.

A former prisoner of war who served with presidential candidate John McCain made his pitch on Tuesday for other N.C. veterans to support the Arizona senator’s campaign.

The extreme heat in the Charlotte area prompted Red Cross officials to take action Tuesday afternoon and open a cooling center in the old gymnasium at First Ward Elementary.

A local 20-year old spent thousands of dollars to travel to the war-torn country of Mozambique. There, she helped build huts for some of the many homeless in the country.

Mike Solarte is back after a short vacation, and was surprised to find what awaited him in the sports world. Namely, an impasse between the Bobcats and Emeka Okafor.

The clean-up in China Grove continues for store owners and maintenance crews after strong storms rolled through the area Monday. Two microbursts touched down.