Elsa Gillis, wsoctv.com

Friday was the last day of school for many students in the Charlotte area. It was also graduation day for many, including Mecklenburg County’s youngest students.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg School district is holding a public hearing Tuesday evening to work through future student reassignment plans.

School districts are making plans for a normal school year in the fall more than a year after the pandemic forced students to learn from home.

In just weeks, most graduating Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools seniors will walk across the stage but as it stands now, they’re limited to four guests.

Public libraries across the country, including in North Carolina, have been doing away with late and overdue fines and Mecklenburg County could be next.

The mother of a boy who was hit and killed by a car after walking away from a fight says the two kids involved in her son’s death received probation.

Providence High School students have looked forward to the their end of year performance, however this week, the program learned parents and the community will not be allowed to attend the performance in person.

It’s been eight months since the largest U.S. pipeline spill in the last 20 years happened in Huntersville. Today, WSOC’s Elsa Gillis toured the site and spoke to Colonial’s Vice President of Operation Services about the spill.

A China Grove family is worried for their pet cat -- an African Serval -- that has been missing for a week now.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention set new guidelines to keep children safe at summer camp.