The CMPD identified Tyshaun Stokes as a homicide victim and arrested two juveniles in connection with his death.

Charlotte Fire Department quickly extinguished a bathroom fire at a home on Olando Street with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.

York County residents near Fort Mill and Tega Cay face a boil water advisory due to a major water main break, with no timeline for full restoration yet.

A fire in Burke County resulted in multiple fatalities; the cause is unknown and under multi-agency investigation. Dogs were secured, with no reported injuries.

The National Weather Service forecasts pleasant weather in Charlotte, North Carolina, with mild temperatures and mostly sunny skies perfect for late-summer activities.

Jared Steele, Union County Parks Superintendent, was honored by the NCACC for his impactful community contributions beyond his role, including land use planning and supporting a children's burn fund.

Statesville Police warn against impaired driving ahead of Labor Day, citing the potential for accidents and fatalities, and urging residents to use sober transportation options.

Charlotte's garbage collection will not be delayed by Labor Day; pickups will occur as usual on September 1st. Residents should use the 'My Charlotte Lookup' tool for schedules.

Catawba County's Seniors Morning Out program offers free events for seniors, including arts, culinary activities, and health seminars, with transportation available.

Artist Jim Shore is opening a museum experience and gift shop in Rock Hill, SC, showcasing his work, with plans for an immersive experience and a 2026 opening.

Charlotte announces the fifth annual Urban Design Awards (Urbies) nominations, highlighting notable city design and development, and invites residents to participate in the People's Choice Award.

An officer-involved shooting in Charlotte left one person critically injured. The incident happened early Thursday as officers responded to a call and were shot at by an erratic individual, who was then shot by police. The SBI is investigating.

The Carolina Panthers have trimmed their roster, cutting quarterbacks Jack Plummer and Bryce Perkins while keeping Bryce Young and Andy Dalton. Other players, including Shy Tuttle, were also released.