Quadarius Thomas of Charlotte has been sentenced to 54 months for stolen mail possession and a firearms offense.

Charlotte celebrated the second year of its E2E program, doubling participation and connecting graduates with city jobs, including benefits and career prospects.

Charlotte's weather forecast predicts showers, thunderstorms, and temperatures up to 90°F, with consistent heat and intermittent rain expected into next week.

An overturned tractor-trailer on US-321 North ramp towards I-85 in Gastonia caused traffic delays and ramp closure with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.

Iredell Health System celebrated 4,200 years of combined employee service, with festivities for staff reaching service milestones, highlighting the organization's history and employee dedication.

Yusef Reynolds was sentenced to 27 years for sex trafficking a minor and received a lifetime of supervised release after violating release terms from a prior conviction.

The Rowan Public Library in Salisbury is hosting a free Civic Vendor Fair on July 12, showcasing local services and organizations, featuring family-friendly activities.

James David Houser is wanted for the fatal shooting of Mary Elizabeth Ervin at the Deluxe Inn in Hickory. Ervin was found dead with a gunshot wound on July 4. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact them.

Gastonia officials struggled to provide a suitable cooling center for the homeless, closing the initial center after one day. Mayor Franks admitted the setup was inadequate, but an emergency council meeting lacked quorum, stalling further action.

Mecklenburg County's Senior Nutrition Program is providing $50 vouchers to eligible seniors for purchasing fresh produce at farmers markets, aiming to improve health and nutrition.

Statesville Police Department to host a community cookout for fostering neighborhood connections at Alex Cooper Park.

A mural in Conover, NC, commissioned by Justin and Billie Barringer for their business, clashes with city color ordinances, drawing legal action and sparking a debate on art and First Amendment rights.

Charlotte Fire recruit David Edwards aided an unresponsive man in a utility truck, applying his CPR training before completing his firefighting course.