Ashley Wike from Taylorsville was arrested in Troutman for multiple drug charges after a traffic stop led to the discovery of methamphetamine in her vehicle.

A teen was shot by an accomplice during a drive-by in Union County; he is stable after being airlifted. No arrests have been made; police are investigating.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Storm Water Services unveils a sidewalk mural by artist Jamil Dyair Steele to raise awareness about stormwater pollution in Charlotte.

A 19-year-old, Colton Adkins, was charged with involuntary manslaughter after accidentally shooting and killing his friend, Jayden Hicks, in Rowan County.

Iredell County adopts a $343.8 million budget maintaining property tax rates, prioritizing education funding, and continuing a Capital Improvement Plan.

Two people were injured in a balcony fire at a Charlotte apartment. Firefighters and MEDIC responded, with one victim reportedly having life-threatening injuries. The complex reiterated a ban on open flames.

Swim advisory remains for Lake Norman due to harmful algae blooms near Torrence Chapel Road; residents warned against swimming, boating, and using lake water.

A repeat juvenile offender in Charlotte has been linked to over 100 vehicle break-ins, raising concerns about the effectiveness of the juvenile justice system.

The Pearl Innovation District opens in Charlotte, boosting the life sciences sector with a $1.5 billion investment, creating jobs, and enhancing health and education.

Charlotte Fire Department focuses on mental health for firefighters, promoting education and peer support in Safety Stand Down 2025 with the theme "Break the Stigma: Behavioral Health RESET."

Juneteenth in Charlotte may see sun, a 30% chance of thunderstorms, and highs near 92°F. Potential for patchy fog and light rain tonight. The rest of the week looks sunny with a heatwave starting Monday.

Christopher Ray Chappell was arrested in Lancaster County, SC, facing 33 charges, including property theft and drug offenses.

The Sails Original Music Series in Hickory continues with a free concert by Sierra Green and The Giants, offering soulful New Orleans music at Union Square.