Motorcyclist Jordan Daughaday died in a Hickory crash involving his motorcycle and a truck; excessive speed may be a factor.

An armed altercation at UNC Health Blue Ridge involved Jason Scott Inman assaulting a female visitor. He faces multiple charges and was apprehended at his home.

One person was seriously injured in a South Charlotte shooting near the intersection of W. Arrowood Road and Nations Ford Road. Details about the incident are limited and no arrests have been made.

The National Weather Service issued a Heat Advisory for Charlotte, warning of high heat index values and advising caution to prevent heat-related illnesses.

An assault call led to a fatal police shooting of Jeremy Bonham in Gastonia. Bonham fired at officers with a rifle, prompting return fire and his death. Ten officers are on leave; the SBI is investigating.

Dianne Moose retired from Catawba County law enforcement after 50 years, having served in various roles since 1975, as announced by the Sheriff's Office.

A Mooresville man, James Joel Letarte, has been arrested on charges of child sexual exploitation after a cyber tip led to a search and seizure of devices at his home.

A 15-year-old was arrested for the murder of Avion Amelle Dingle, also 15. The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police continue to investigate and encourage public tips.

Driver Robert Johnson charged with DWI and second-degree murder after fatally striking 70-year-old James Harris in Gastonia.

Hickory Police are investigating a fatal shooting of 22-year-old Keimarian Peterson at Keating Pointe Apartments. No suspects are in custody; the possibility of a drive-by is considered. Public assistance is sought in the ongoing investigation.

A man died from a medical emergency while hiking on the Blue Ridge Parkway. Despite CPR attempts, Muhammad Sultan passed away on the way to the hospital.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police have arrested two individuals after a deadly Uptown Charlotte shootout that killed a 37-year-old bartender and injured multiple others. Despite increased police presence, the area has seen repeated gun violence incidents.

The National Weather Service forecasts a hot week for Charlotte, N.C., with high temperatures and chances of evening thunderstorms, and advises caution for potential severe weather.