Domestic Violence

A yellow school bus is probably a familiar sight on your morning commute. In Charlotte, a local artist has turned one bus into a mobile art studio and uses it to bring art to kids in the city’s mostly low-income communities. For 60-year-old Bunny Gregory, art was once a way to escape child abuse. Now, she aims to support other children and families in the same situation.

The goal of the center is to serve as a hub for a range of services, including counseling and emotional well-being support for people dealing with different forms of abuse and trauma.

U.S. Soccer says it learned of the allegation against men's national team head coach Gregg Berhalter last month — a week after the team was knocked out of the World Cup with a loss to the Netherlands.

A Charlotte nonprofit is working to end the cycle of domestic violence. The organization, “Family Mankind,” works to identify the root cause of violence and provide resources for positive change.

During the pandemic, millions of dollars in aid have flowed to programs that fight homelessness and housing insecurity. In Charlotte, the transitional housing program Gracious Hands didn't take a penny, yet it's continuing to grow and help women and children in need.

South Carolina consistently ranks high as a state where women are dying from violence committed by men. Victims of violence depend on law enforcement to help them, but what happens when a police officer is the one committing the violence?

Charlotte-Mecklenburg police are seeing an increase in domestic violence calls since the county’s stay-at-home order for the coronavirus pandemic went…

Domestic violence reports are on the rise in Charlotte, as stay-at-home orders and other stresses related to the COVID-19 outbreak bring turmoil to…

The coronavirus outbreak is making us all think a little differently — about how we interact with each other, how we work, and how we stay safe. Listeners…

Mecklenburg County has launched a new electronic system for domestic violence victims to get protective orders, the state court system announced…