Charlotte faces hazardous weather with storms and potential severe conditions, including damaging winds and heavy rain, with a heat index above 100 degrees expected.

Gaston County has a packed week with events including beekeeping, substance use awareness, a senior picnic, a textile workshop, and a school readiness celebration.

The NTSB is investigating a deadly crash on I-485 which sparked calls for better truck safety, a cause advocated by the mother of crash victims Marianne Karth.

Joel White was promoted to Director of Buildings and Grounds in Concord, overseeing the maintenance of city facilities and parks, while striving to provide excellent community service.

Lt. Governor Pamela Evette of South Carolina is set to join the SC7 Expedition Hike at Edisto Island to promote environmental appreciation and conservation.

Pierre Casimir of Union County received a prison sentence of 32-49 months for molesting two family members over four years, starting in 2010. He must also register as a sex offender for 30 years.

The Mint Hill Fire Department warns of a severe heatwave and offers safety tips such as hydration with electrolytes and checking on vulnerable individuals.

Two CMPD officers were injured in a crash involving an impaired driver near Bojangles Coliseum. Thomas Royster, 36, faces felony charges after allegedly hitting the officers' vehicle, causing head and lower body injuries.

Governor Josh Stein visited a Coca-Cola facility in Charlotte, observing its apprenticeship program, and stressed the importance of vocational training for economic growth.

Construction of Fire Station 6 at Concord-Padgett Regional Airport in Concord, NC, which will house Blaze 1 and Blaze 2 and serve the surrounding area, is underway, as shared by the city's fire department.

Gastonia has released guidelines for a cooling station to aid residents against summer heat, outlining operations based on temperature forecasts, and a set of rules for safety and respect, effective through August 6, 2025.

The Mooresville Bands, Brews & BBQ Festival returns this September with local and national music acts, BBQ food trucks, craft beer, and family entertainment, remaining a free event.

The Monroe Police Department has started a targeted speed enforcement campaign as part of the North Carolina Governor's Highway Safety Program, running from July 21-27.