Charlotte experienced several shootings over the weekend, leaving three people with serious injuries. Incidents occurred on Eastway Drive, Milton Road, and Uptown. Details are limited, and the police have not released information about suspects.

The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory with high temperatures and a chance of severe storms, advising the public to minimize outdoor activities and stay hydrated.

A man faces charges for pushing a referee at a North Carolina wrestling match, an incident that has sparked debate on sportsmanship and has been highly viewed on TikTok.

A North Carolina man, Rico Green, received a 13-year federal prison sentence for drug trafficking, with no parole possibility, following a guilty plea and a history of similar convictions.

A Hickory man received a 10-year prison sentence for gun and drug crimes, following a hit-and-run incident in December 2022 where firearms and drugs were found in his possession.

A Charlotte mother was arrested after her 8-year-old daughter died in a hot car while she was working at Amazon. She faces charges including involuntary manslaughter.

Charlotte's forecast includes cloudy skies, thunderstorms, and high temperatures, with a weekend heat index potentially reaching over 105 degrees, posing heat-related illness risks.

A suspect was arrested after leading police on a chase in an Amazon delivery truck in Gaston County, with officials confirming the pursuit ended without further incident. Details are still unfolding.

A 15-year-old is charged with the murder of 14-year-old Jonathan Miller in an incident investigated by Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police. The suspect is detained at Stonewall Jackson Detention Facility.

A road rage incident in Charlotte led to gunfire, with the clash recorded on video. One driver shot at the other's SUV, shattering the windshield. There were minor injuries, but no arrests yet.

Post Malone announces a US tour to promote his debut country album "F-1 Trillion," starting September 8th in Salt City, Utah, with multiple stops including Charlotte and Raleigh, North Carolina.

A man named Matthew Redding died in a single-vehicle crash in Greenville County. The sedan he was in left the road at high speed and crashed, despite his seatbelt use. An autopsy is scheduled to determine the exact cause of death.

U.S. Attorney Dena J. King has announced a comprehensive safety plan to counter the summer crime increase in Western North Carolina, focusing on federal prosecutions, partnerships with law enforcement, and community prevention initiatives.