A 16-year-old was killed in a shooting at a Rock Hill QuikTrip, with 17-year-old Carnell Mike arrested and facing adult charges for murder and firearms offenses.

Firefighters responded to a significant house fire in southwest Charlotte, which caused $192,000 in damage and displaced two residents; the blaze is deemed accidental.

Jared Steele has been awarded the 2025 Bobby Cobb Award for his outstanding service as a Union County Parks & Recreation employee, impacting conservation and community initiatives.

The BOC meeting on April 21, 2025, concluded with the approval of five agenda items, including those with substantial financial outcomes for community projects.

The Carolina Panthers are preparing for a significant first-round pick in the NFL Draft, with the team's history of successful selections and focus on adaptable talent like Jalon Walker.

Charlotte Catholics mourn Pope Francis's death, remembering his inclusivity and social justice efforts, reflecting on his impact, and anticipating a new papacy.

A man in Gastonia surrendered after a two-hour standoff with police while barricaded with a juvenile; he faces kidnapping and resisting officer charges.

A homicide investigation is underway in south Charlotte after a man was found shot to death outside the Emerald Bay Apartments. CMPD responded to the scene early Friday morning and is asking for public assistance as they continue to investigate the shooting.

One person died and three were injured in a Charlotte crash on Friday, April 18, near Ayrshire Glen Place and Shopton Road. Details about the incident are under investigation.

Shykiem Verdell, 21, was arrested for the murder of Emmanuel Houston Jr. after a February shooting in Salisbury. He is held without bond, awaiting trial.

Charlotte's weather forecast includes a cloudy week with chances of rain, highs of 87°F today, and potential thunderstorms by Tuesday. Humidity remains high, with fluctuating temperatures through the weekend.

A fatal car crash in southwest Charlotte resulted in one death and three injuries, with one person sustaining life-threatening injuries. The incident is under investigation.

Major Jeff Long retired from the Greenville Police Department after 27 years, having served in roles like SWAT Commander and Field Operations Captain.