North Carolina's Governor Josh Stein signed the P.A.V.E. Act, enabling a November referendum in Mecklenburg County for a sales tax increase to improve transit infrastructure.

An individual died in east Charlotte during a high-angle rescue attempt near American Legion Memorial Stadium; police later confirmed it was a suicide.

Carolina cities plan Fourth of July events including fireworks, music, and games, from June 30 to July 5, with details reported by local news outlets.

Federal and state officials announced crackdown on healthcare fraud in North and South Carolina, charging nine individuals for schemes defrauding Medicaid and costing millions.

Mike Bryant became Mecklenburg's County Manager, known for his extensive public service, committed to collaboration, and focused on health equity, education, and economic development.

Severe weather and a tech glitch caused 731 delays and 135 flight cancellations at Charlotte Douglas International Airport, with a ground stop and safety incident further disrupting operations.

Seven people were treated for inhalation symptoms after an incident involving an American Airlines plane at Charlotte Douglas International Airport, including a jet fuel odor report.

The Lancaster County Narcotics Task Force seized a large stash of meth and other drugs, arresting Lonnie Crawford Jr. after a year-long undercover operation.

Law enforcement agencies executed a search warrant at Buckeye Fire Equipment Company, resulting in 30 arrests tied to an identity theft investigation led by ICE.

The Monroe Police Department used a drone and a K9 to capture a 17-year-old with two handguns. The suspect was apprehended after fleeing into woods and hiding in a culvert.

Monroe Police arrested a teen, Maseon Jackson, charged with discharging a firearm into occupied residences after a drive-by shooting injured another teen.

The National Weather Service forecasts hot and stormy weather for Charlotte, NC, with a mix of high temperatures and possible severe thunderstorms, including damaging winds and hail.

A tree leaning on a powerline caused a temporary road closure on Sam Newell Road, but prompt action by local services quickly cleared and reopened the road.