The family of Jovontay Williams, who died in CMPD custody, filed a wrongful death suit alleging officers' excessive force and restraint asphyxia led to his death.

Charlotte's weather includes possible showers and thunderstorms with highs near 91 degrees and light winds. Evening thunderstorm chances decrease, with a low of 74 degrees. Sunny conditions expected Wednesday, with a high near 92 and gusty winds.

Four individuals in North Carolina won $50,000 each in the Powerball game, with tickets sold at various locations across the state, including online. The jackpot rose to $90 million.

A woman has been arrested for a violent stabbing in Monroe, and police are searching for an additional male suspect. The victim was found severely wounded.

Charlotte celebrates Waste and Recycling Workers Week, appreciating the dedication of workers in keeping the city clean through personal stories and community commendations.

A man is missing after an incident on Lake Norman, where a woman was also rescued and hospitalized. Searches continue with local agencies advising boaters to avoid the area to aid sonar efforts.

Charlotte is set to experience varied weather, with thunderstorms, high temperatures, and potential severe conditions as per the National Weather Service.

Charlotte is hosting free events for Pollinator Month to educate and engage the community in conserving crucial pollinators like bees and butterflies.

Union County enhances food safety with a recent Certified Food Protection Manager course, preparing local food workers in best practices and sanitation to ensure public health.

Kannapolis Police Department organizes a school supply drive for local students, collecting items like bookbags and writing tools at City Hall until July 31.

Bojangles, a fast food chain, considers a sale over $1.5 billion, aiming to expand its footprint and riding the growth in chicken-oriented restaurants.

Former NASCAR team owner Ronald Devine pleaded guilty to failing to pay payroll taxes. He misallocated funds, faces up to 5 years in prison, and a $250,000 fine.

The missing Joseph Coleman Jr. was found safe, as confirmed by the Gastonia Police on their Facebook page. Details on his return are scarce, but the community's concern has been alleviated.