Jonathan Rivera was arrested in connection with a crime spree in North Tryon, facing multiple charges including murder and armed robbery. The CMPD continues to investigate and encourages public tips.

HUD Secretary Adrianne Todman visited the Brightwalk Community in Charlotte to observe its urban revitalization efforts and affordable housing developments.

A vehicle collision closed eastbound U.S. Highway 74 in Union County, with expected delays and detours advised. Traffic was backed up to Stallings; the road later reopened.

Rock Hill officials have closed certain trails and river access points due to safety concerns following flooding from Tropical Storm Debby. The closures are in place until conditions are safe.

A man in North Carolina is charged with setting a fire that injured firefighters and killed six pets. The incident followed a domestic dispute where Eric Cherry allegedly made threats.

North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper declares a State of Emergency ahead of Tropical Storm Debby, cautioning against potential flooding and severe weather.

Huntersville Fire Department is auctioning two of its fire trucks on GovDeals.com as they replace older vehicles in their fleet for public safety and fleet management.

Three arrests were made following the discovery of a Charlotte man shot dead on a Caldwell County highway, with charges including first-degree murder and accessory after the fact.

Police continue to search for Cleveland Waters, who fled custody, and is wanted for attempted murder and firearm possession. He escaped during an undercover operation.

Mecklenburg County government offices will be closed Thursday due to Tropical Storm Debby, with provisions for telework and essential staff management.

Princeville, a historic town founded by freed slaves, plans its flood recovery with a community meeting and looks to funding for infrastructure relocation.

Tim Ream joins Charlotte FC from Fulham, with details of the financial agreement undisclosed. He is expected to boost the team's defense as they aim for the playoffs.

A North Carolina man receives a 121-month prison sentence for a series of armed robberies targeting delivery trucks, with losses over $70,800 in tobacco products.