Charlotte faces a series of weather events, including heavy rain and strong winds, with emergency services on alert for flash flooding and hazardous conditions.

The death of Javion Magee in North Carolina raises suspicions and controversy, with his family seeking transparency from law enforcement regarding the circumstances.

Authorities are investigating a homicide after a man was found shot to death in his minivan in east Charlotte. No arrests or motive have been identified yet.

Authorities conducted a search related to the Asha Degree case, towing a car similar to one seen when she disappeared in 2000, but did not confirm its connection to her disappearance.

A body was found in a grocery store freezer in Raleigh; authorities suggest a medical emergency with no foul play suspected. Investigations are ongoing.

Logan Thomas Bowling was charged with felony hit and run after his van caused another vehicle to crash into a house in Gastonia, resulting in minor injuries.

A gas line leak in Charlotte's NoDa neighborhood caused road closures and prompted a response from the fire department, with officials stating there's no public threat.

An Amber Alert is active for 3-year-old Khloe Marlow, last seen in Boiling Spring Lakes, NC, believed to be with her grandmother in a red Kia Sportage, license PMN-9366.

An attempted carjacking in Fort Mill ended with shots fired at the victim's car. No injuries were reported, and the police are seeking the unidentified suspects.

The NC State Board of Elections appealed to the Supreme Court against an order to remove Robert F. Kennedy Jr. from ballots, citing major logistical and cost issues.

NC transportation officials engage with residents on roadway improvements in Surf City, seeking public feedback until September 30th via various communication channels.

Mooresville Police seek help finding Dalilah Kadence-Marie Taylor, last seen in Charlotte's Sugar Creek at a Cook Out restaurant. She's been missing since September 1.

The "Veterans Benefits Live" event in Mecklenburg County helped over 1,100 veterans with their benefits and processed $606,739 in immediate retroactive benefits.