Gastonia Police seek info on a suspect in a car theft at City Church, asking the public to identify them by their clothing. The vehicle was recovered at Piedmont Middle School.

York County issued a Stop Work Order at the Silfab Solar plant due to unauthorized employee activity and lack of a certificate of occupancy, amid community concerns over its safety and proximity to schools.

The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory for parts of South Carolina, warning of high heat index values and advising precautions against heat illnesses.

Union County Fire Department lauded Firefighter Randy Nolan for completing a 40-hour Swiftwater Technician Course, equipping him for moving water rescues.

A vehicle crash in Charlotte on June 12, 2025, involving a Honda Civic and a utility truck, led to two deaths, with ongoing investigations into the cause.

Mecklenburg County's HOMES program offers economic grants to homeowners, with applications opening July 1 and providing up to $650, plus additional support in Davidson.

The National Weather Service in Charlotte has issued a Heat Advisory, warning of heat indices up to 108 degrees and advising caution due to health risks.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg leaders urge residents to prepare for extreme heat from June 23-25 and advise precautions to avoid heat-related illnesses. Cooling stations are available, and assistance is offered for vulnerable populations.

North Carolina's DHHS seeks public input on LIHEAP block grant fund use for 2025-2026 through an online plan review and a webinar for community discussion.

Monroe Police are investigating a fatal early morning accident where a woman was struck by a car and died, despite life-saving efforts. They urge witnesses to provide information.

A South Carolina man, Daniel Johnson, was arrested for illegally practicing law without a license after representing a relative in court. He faces charges and has been released on bond.

Emanuel Bedford was found guilty of murdering Deidre Reid in 2021 and sentenced to life without parole after a four-day trial with emotional testimonies.

The North Carolina House of Representatives approved the PAVE Act, advancing Charlotte's transportation development plans to accommodate growing population projections.