The National Weather Service forecasts warm and sunny weather for Charlotte, NC, with highs ranging from 83°F to 92°F and mild nights around 63°F to 70°F.

Bill Belichick faced a tough start in college football with a 48-14 loss during his University of North Carolina debut, marking a significant contrast to his successful NFL career.

CMPD introduces its K9 unit in a new series "PAW & ORDER: Out on Patrol," which documents the dogs' first weeks on the job, available for streaming on their YouTube channel.

An inmate, Herman Eugene Williams, died at Alexander County Detention Center before his transfer to prison; cause undisclosed. The SBI is investigating.

The Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office warns of online sextortion targeting children and shares safety tips for parents, including the importance of communication and device monitoring.

Burke County residents warned about a new phone scam where callers pose as law enforcement officials requesting money for inmate-related expenses; the Sheriff's Office states they never solicit money by phone.

Officer Allison Wilson, a Matthews local and Independence High School graduate, joined the Matthews Police Department after completing a Criminal Justice degree and B.L.E.T. program.

Emergency search efforts are underway for an adult male reported missing in Mountain Island Lake, with the Huntersville Fire Department aiding Gaston County officials. The man's identity has not been released, and Medic suspects a potential drowning.

The Carolina Panthers' value has surged near $6 billion under owner David Tepper despite a poor on-field record. Their financial growth continues even as team performance lags, highlighted by significant player investments.

A new Mamava Lactation Pod at Charlotte’s BOPlex offers a private, comfortable space for breastfeeding families, part of ongoing efforts to support maternal and child health.

The National Weather Service predicts pleasant weather in Charlotte, with sunny days and highs around 80 degrees. The weekend may see some showers and thunderstorms.

Two parents were arrested for bringing weapons to Palisades High School on the first day of classes, as body scanners detected the weapons. School officials and police responded swiftly, emphasizing a zero-tolerance policy for weapons on campus.

Jimmy Lentz, Cabarrus EMS chief, was honored as a local hero by the NCACC for his 35-year public service record, emphasizing his dedication and various roles in emergency medicine.