A man died from self-inflicted gunshot wounds and a woman was seriously injured in a domestic shooting in a Mint Hill neighborhood, now under investigation.

The CDC reports 104 cases of E. coli linked to McDonald's Quarter Pounders due to contaminated onions, with one death and 34 hospitalized. The outbreak spans 14 states, and affected onions have been recalled.

Charlotte awards over $530k in grants to transform vacant storefronts into creative spaces, with five selected recipients aimed at fostering local art and community development.

Matthew Philip Elliott, a former cross-country coach in Charlotte, was charged with sex crimes involving a student.

The National Weather Service forecasts a transition from rainy to sunny weather in Charlotte, NC, with rain and fog initially, followed by clearer skies and pleasant temperatures towards the weekend.

A significant fire struck International Paper's NoDa recycling center in Charlotte, prompting an extensive emergency response. No injuries reported as firefighters tackle the blaze.

Florida businessman Greg Lindberg pled guilty to a complex $2 billion fraud and money laundering scheme, involving deceptive financial practices across multiple entities.

Two juveniles were arrested following a police chase in Albemarle involving a stolen Mercedes-Benz, with one suspect still at large. They face multiple charges.

A body of an unidentified woman found in Cabarrus County is under investigation as a homicide. Authorities are seeking help to identify her through her clothing and a necklace she was wearing.

Charlotte man on supervised release for prior firearm violation sentenced to over nine years for illegal gun possession and involvement in a shooting.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny skies and mild winds for Charlotte, NC today, with a chance of showers increasing from Sunday to Veterans Day.

Charlotte Fire's new Field Technician program supports chiefs, enhancing response efficiency and safety in the face of the city's increasing demands on first responders.

Monifa Drayton resigned as Executive Director of the Mecklenburg Democratic Party, citing a racist and toxic work environment following the party's recent election disappointments.