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For ten years, a mother in Cornelius has never known who killed her son.

Police say violent crime among teens is a societal issue, one that was stunted in Charlotte schools last year, data shows.

The opioid crisis has long bled through locker-lined hallways into Charlotte classrooms.

Behind the scenes of a growing crisis, teens describe drug use in schools and hidden dangers.

She skipped kindergarten, and now CMS student Gabrielle Jumah is on a perfect attendance streak.

Hough took a big step towards winning the Queen City 3A/4A title Friday, beating rival Chambers at home

“... There’s no household that is safe. No matter how good a parent you are,” says a father whose 17-year-old died after taking a pill with fentanyl.

Gwyn Brown is looking back on memories with her son knowing that when Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools start back to school next week, he won’t be there.

Hey, everyone! Drew here. Happy Monday! Hope you enjoyed the weekend.

Recent arrests in the Charlotte area, including one adult who sold fentanyl-laced pills to high school students, show only part of the problem, parents say.