The NCDOT has closed U.S. 117 South in Duplin County to repair a bridge, offering detours via U.S. 117, N.C. 50, and N.C. 403, with completion expected by August.

Charlotte police arrested Jonathon Head after finding firearms and drugs in a vehicle. They made the bust following a suspected drug deal, seizing various weapons, ammo, and 7.8 grams of marijuana.

Police investigate a hit-and-run that killed a 74-year-old man in Charlotte; the suspect fled while another driver, Sturdivant, was arrested for DUI, not related to the fatality.

A man drowned at Nivens Creek in Fort Mill on July 4th; the York County Coroner's Office is investigating, with autopsy and toxicology results pending.

The Charlotte Museum of History hosted a naturalization ceremony on July 4th, where individuals from diverse backgrounds gained American citizenship, continuing a tradition of celebrating freedom and the American dream.

The Charlotte Fire Department conducts intense training for mass casualty incidents, reflecting real-world emergencies and focusing on life-saving decisions and the RPM triage method.

Multiple agencies partner to patrol and educate at Mountain Island Lake for safety and enjoyable experiences, emphasizing collaboration and community engagement.

The Statesville Police Department posted a Fourth of July message on Facebook, focusing on public safety and their commitment to serving the community.

The Statesville Police Department marked July as National Vehicle Theft Prevention Month, sharing tips on Facebook to prevent car thefts, emphasizing a proactive approach with the slogan, "Stop theft before it starts."

Catawba County deputies uncovered drugs in a break-in probe, arresting Sami Price Driggers for possession, with a $10k bond set. Sheriff Brown commended the efforts.

Charlotte invites applications for the second cohort of the REDI program aimed at training emerging real estate developers in affordable housing projects.

Officer Bryan Rogers of Monroe Police Department was named Employee of the Month for defusing a situation with an autistic child through empathy and patience.

Hickory's Neighborhood College program offers residents an in-depth look into city operations, beginning this fall with hands-on experiences and tours.