Mecklenburg County announces Juneteenth closures for numerous offices and services, while parks remain open. DSS hotlines stay operational for emergencies.

Lake Norman is experiencing an unusual algae bloom, and local police urge caution when using the lake, especially in shallow, still coves. Safety measures include rinsing off after swimming.

An investigation is underway after a person was fatally shot in east Charlotte; authorities have not released the victim's identity and are seeking public assistance.

JetZero is creating a new factory in Greensboro, NC, pledging to create 14,500 jobs over 10 years with a $4.7 billion investment. The facility aims to produce the fuel-efficient Z4 aircraft, boosting the local and state economy.

Jamal McDaniel was sentenced to 15 years for meth distribution and firearm offenses in Asheville, NC, following a collaborative law enforcement effort.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of showers and thunderstorms for Charlotte, with high humidity and temperatures ranging from 71°F to 89°F. Residents are advised to stay updated on changing weather conditions.

The FBI Charlotte has announced its collaboration with ICE, HSI Atlanta, and the DEA in a large-scale immigration enforcement operation, focusing on integrated law enforcement efforts. Details on the outcomes of the operation are not disclosed.

A man in Caldwell County was charged by the NC SBI with human trafficking and promoting prostitution of a minor. The SBI is seeking information from the public and the investigation continues.

Hickory's Saturday Screenings offer free outdoor movies this summer, starting with "Indiana Jones" on July 12. Films rated PG, with concessions and games available.

A homicide investigation in University City commenced after a late-night shooting, with the CMPD confirming a victim died from gunshot wounds following an assault incident.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police reported a fatal vehicle-pedestrian collision involving a Dodge Challenger and pedestrian Denver Lee Craven; no charges have been filed.

An Iredell County officer was injured arresting two larceny suspects at a Lowe's in Troutman. Both suspects were charged, with bonds set at $5,000 and $10,000. The officer was treated and released.

Twelve people were injured in an assault at a McDonald's in southwest Charlotte; three were hospitalized. The incident involved a dispute between two employees and escalated when a substance was used. Details are still emerging.