Charlotte's popular bar Lost & Found is closing on July 22 for rebranding and renovations, aiming to reopen in fall with enhanced seating and sports-viewing features.

Charlotte FC drew 1-1 with Columbus Crew, ending the Crew's five-game streak with a late equalizer by Patrick Agyemang. The game included a weather delay and both teams missed opportunities.

A driver died three weeks after a vehicle crash near Chester, SC, despite efforts to save them, prompting a continued investigation into the accident.

The CMPD faces internal conflict over the type of vests worn by officers at the RNC, contradicting Chief Jennings' previous criticism of their "military-style." The FOP criticizes the Chief's stance, citing safety and reduced injury benefits.

Lincoln County and Duke Energy have begun the Beatty’s Ford Swim Beach Project in Denver, aiming to enhance Lake Norman with a swim area, fishing pier, and amenities by Fall 2024.

A Little League coach and umpire were suspended after a fight during a game in Wilson, North Carolina. The altercation has led to criticism and concerns about sportsmanship.

Ashanti Joyner Jackson, a 26-year-old Charlotte resident, was sentenced to over five years for illegal gun possession under Project Safe Neighborhoods initiatives.

The CMPD is investigating a recently declared homicide on Werburgh Street after a death was reported and processed by various units. No suspect or victim details have been released.

Rock Hill has been granted $500,000 from the state budget to repair storm damage on the Southside, with local efforts praised and additional in-kind donations reported.

A man, Michael Sampson, was fatally struck by a Jeep while crossing a street in north Charlotte; the driver cooperated with police, not impaired, and the investigation is ongoing.

Charlotte held a pep rally to support the U.S. Women's Field Hockey team, with strong community and financial backing, as they prepare for Paris 2024 Olympics.

Rock Hill's Planning Commission approves a new $15 million sports and recreation complex aimed at boosting the city's economy and extending the capacity of the existing Rock Hill Sports & Event Center.

North Carolina ranks second behind Virginia in CNBC's best states for business, influenced by concerns about the state's infrastructure, particularly utilities.