Health groups sued Health Secretary RFK Jr. for removing COVID-19 vaccines from recommended lists for children and expectant mothers, claiming it violates federal law.

Charlotte, N.C., anticipates a hot week with high temperatures and storms, including a sunny day with highs near 98°F, possible heavy rainfall, and ongoing chances of thunderstorms.

NCDOT announces lane closures on I-85 in Charlotte for bridge project maintenance, with detailed scheduling starting July 14, to install barriers and complete construction within 60 days.

The Flood Watch in Caldwell County has expired, with central Texas residents no longer facing the threat of flooding.

An off-duty officer in Charlotte was shot in the leg during a confrontation with a suspect; the officer is in serious but stable condition, and the suspect was apprehended.

Deputy Moseley and K-9 Bojack are featured in Lancaster County Sheriff's "Behind the Badge," highlighting her career, love for the outdoors, animals, and concerts. Bojack specializes in Narcotics Detection and Tracking.

Charlotte is forecast to have a sunny day with highs of 91°F and clear skies tonight; showers and thunderstorms expected Sunday afternoon and into the week.

CMPD ensured a safe Independence Day event in Uptown, with only three arrests and minor incidents despite large crowds. Arrests involved weapons and drug charges.

Charlotte's CRTPO invites public input on the 2055 Metropolitan Transportation Plan to manage congestion, improve safety, and provide mobility options aligned with land use.

Charlotte's July 4th celebrations were safe, with CMPD making two arrests and seizing drugs and firearms. The event involved strategic coordination among various agencies.

Three Charlotte men were indicted on charges of running an organized car theft ring, stealing over $5 million worth of luxury vehicles across states, as per the Department of Justice.

Charlotte forecast promises sunny Independence Day with temperatures reaching 92 degrees and clear evening skies for fireworks; mild weather to continue into the weekend with potential showers by Sunday.

Charlotte's non-discrimination ordinance team received the WFAE EQUALibrium Award for their work in protecting against discrimination and educating the community.