The Mooresville Spinners say town officials barred them from the renovated Moor Park, leaving the team's future and summer game nights in doubt.

Mecklenburg DA will reexamine a CATS bus driver assault after reporting showed gaps in how the case was handled; prosecutors have requested medical records for a fresh review.

A former Webb Street School teacher has sued Gaston County Schools, saying her firing over a Facebook comment about Charlie Kirk violated her First Amendment rights. She is seeking damages and reinstatement.

Lincoln Property Company acquired The Spectrum Companies and folded its 4.4M-square-foot portfolio into Lincoln’s Carolinas platform; Spectrum’s Charlotte team will move into Lincoln’s SouthPark headquarters.

A massive hole dug overnight at Sunset Beach forced town crews to bring in a backhoe; police say the stunt broke town rules and posed hazards to people and turtles.

UNC Charlotte will lead the NSF’s Carolinas Grid Engine with up to $160M in funding, a regional plan organizers say could spur 20,000 jobs and $2B in impact.

WCCB posted a 52-photo gallery of Mecklenburg County bookings from July 13, showing charges that range from misdemeanors to an attempted first‑degree murder allegation.

Sen. Woodson Bradley is drafting a domestic violence offender registry after a fatal Pineville case and says she’s using Tennessee’s new system as a model. Lawmakers will debate scope and safeguards.

North Charleston police say a 66-year-old woman was arrested after officers found her 90-year-old husband with dementia living in unsanitary conditions and with visible injuries.

Jessica Fickenscher, a nearly 30‑year Speedway Motorsports veteran, was promoted to general manager of Charlotte Motor Speedway. The move hands daily control to a longtime fan‑experience executive.

CMPD says a 66-year-old has been charged after a June 6 crash that killed 17-year-old Angelina Naomi Chicas in east Charlotte. The investigation is ongoing.

The NWS put Lancaster County under a severe thunderstorm warning while watches covered nearby Chester, Chesterfield and Union counties. Expect 60 mph gusts, quarter‑size hail and pockets of heavy rain.

A person was seriously injured Sunday after being electrocuted in south Charlotte, Medic says. The incident comes after severe storms knocked down power lines across the area.