Former IndyCar driver and NASCAR team owner Shigeaki Hattori was killed in a car crash in Huntersville. Authorities confirmed his death following a two-vehicle collision.

Rock Hill residents seeking zoning changes have been hit by scam emails posing as city invoices, asking for a fake "city compensation fee." The city warns these emails contain errors and urges caution.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police are requesting public assistance to identify a child found alone in Charlotte, urging anyone with information to contact 9-1-1.

Charlotte residents face heavy rain and possible thunderstorms today, with a slight chance of showers in the evening followed by sunny weather mid-week.

A father and daughter died in a fire at their Rock Hill home, with the cause under investigation and no foul play suspected. The fire self-extinguished before crews arrived.

Lincoln County urges water conservation as the Catawba-Wateree River Basin enters a Stage 0 drought watch, calling for voluntary measures to prevent future shortages.

After a house fire in Rock Hill, the bodies of a man and a girl were found, with the cause under investigation.

Lincoln County is experiencing a vendor-related internet and phone outage that affects most government departments. Services are disrupted, with efforts underway to restore connectivity.

Iredell County Sheriff's deputies trained in using ROVs for search and recovery on Lake Norman, enhancing their underwater operation skills for emergencies.

Charlotte released 14 Draft Community Area Plans, part of the larger Charlotte Future 2040 Comprehensive Plan, detailing urban design and transportation recommendations, seeking public feedback.

Main Street in Monroe will be closed for a sewer system project between Franklin and Windsor Streets from April 15-17 with alternative dates April 22-24 for local traffic only.

Rebecca Oxendine was charged with murder in Charlotte for the shooting of Loren Dudley in January. Robbery is also linked to the incident. A 4-year-old died in a motorcycle accident, leading to discussions on child passenger safety.

The Concord Fire Marshal lifted the local burn ban, now allowing fires in approved containers. Restrictions and safety tips were emphasized in the announcement.