Dozens of fans were treated for heat-related illnesses at Bank of America Stadium during Usher and Chris Brown’s shows; medics described the call volume as "record."

Hot and sticky Saturday in Charlotte with highs near 96°F and heat-index readings up to 105°F. Slight chance of late-day storms; cooling centers are available.

A Charlotte man faces fleeing-and-eluding charges after a late-night 911 call led to a high-speed chase that ended in a crash at a West Sugar Creek Motel 6.

Residents near South Tryon and Steele Creek Road say a new roundabout has become a crash hotspot, damaging yards and rattling families.

Clear, muggy morning; highs near 99°F with a Code Orange ozone alert for parts of Charlotte. Limit outdoor exertion this afternoon.

Charlotte will climb into the upper 90s Thursday with heat indices over 100 and a Code Orange ozone alert in effect. County cooling resources are available.

Carowinds pulled Fury 325 from service after crews found a foundation issue during routine maintenance. The park says safety was not affected and has begun repairs.

Pineville Town Hall reopened this week after a high-speed April crash that sent a car into the municipal building and killed a 22-year-old driver. The library that shares the space remains closed.

The I-485 outer ramp to US-29 in Mecklenburg County was closed Tuesday evening after a crash, prompting heavy backups and live NCDOT updates. DriveNC posted the traffic alert with event ID 26071400228.

Federal immigration officers detained a man Monday at WOW Supermarket on South Boulevard. Video and witness accounts say agents surrounded a car and broke a window.

Oak Island officials say preliminary medical findings point to a fall in the May 17 death of a 40-year-old woman; autopsy and toxicology work are pending. Town leaders pushed back against graphic online claims while investigators continue their review.

CMPD says a preemptive operation at The Boardwalk at University City on Saturday led to 12 juveniles arrested and 10 adults cited; police reported no injuries. Officials say advance open‑source information guided the response.

Court filings and body‑cam footage show CMPD officers continued a 2022 pursuit before a crash that killed Brittany Webb; a judge delayed a ruling on the city’s bid to keep the suit from trial.