Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is suing the North Carolina Board of Elections to remove his name from the 2024 ballot, claiming it violates election law and his free speech rights.

Charlotte is set to experience a sweltering day with highs near 96 degrees and possible heat index values up to 102, along with a heat advisory and an air quality alert for sensitive groups.

The Carolina Panthers placed rookie RB Jonathon Brooks and two veteran edge rushers on the PUP list, sidelining Brooks until after Week 4 of the NFL season.

Harrison Burton's win at the Coke Zero Sugar 400 has unexpectedly placed him in NASCAR's playoff contention, intensifying the battle for the last spots.

The N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles' License and Theft Bureau welcomed 11 new inspectors from the 30th Basic Inspector Class to combat vehicle-related crimes in the state.

I-40 West in Asheville is closing again for the weekend to continue bridge repairs, causing drivers to take detours via I-240 West. This is part of a $27.9 million rehabilitation project set to complete by spring 2026.

A child in University City Division was seriously injured by a family dog, requiring hospitalization and resulting in the dog being surrendered for euthanasia after a mandatory quarantine.

The Harkers Island bridge replacement in North Carolina earned an Operations Excellence award for innovation and efficiency, completing ahead of schedule using corrosion-resistant materials.

Sharvil D. of Providence High School gained industry exposure through an American Airlines summer internship via the Mayor's Youth Employment Program, improving skills vital for service businesses.

Mecklenburg County Public Health is hosting a back-to-school vaccination event to ensure students have the necessary immunizations for the upcoming school year.

Clint Clifford Sicking is charged with defrauding livestock markets in a complex cattle theft scheme worth $780,000.

Charlotte man, Everette Josiah Phifer, is sentenced to seven years for firearm possession as a felon and for involvement in a shooting that led to a death.

Kannapolis City Council allocates $68,000 from its CDBG fund to support local organizations, focusing on education and crisis intervention for low-income residents.