Two arrested after a high-speed chase in North Carolina involving a stolen Dodge Charger, multiple jurisdictions, and a collision with another vehicle.

Happy Puppy Universe in Charlotte was closed due to animal welfare violations and the death of 11 puppies; North Carolina authorities require documentation for sold pets, with potential fines for non-compliance.

Six models sue Charlotte nightclub, Jamaican Flava, for unauthorized use of their images in advertisements, alleging false advertising, misappropriation, and defamation.

An early morning shooting at a Monroe apartment complex left a 19-year-old injured; the suspect is at large. Police evacuated the complex and are investigating.

Maurice Hopkins pled guilty to a federal civil rights violation for threatening victims with hate speech and a firearm in a Charlotte pizza restaurant. He faces up to 10 years in prison.

A Chesterfield County Detention officer was charged for misconduct after showing an indecent photo to an inmate; he was fired after an internal probe.

Palisades High School resumes normal activity following a police investigation that led to an on-campus arrest and a temporary closure. Details about the incident remain undisclosed.

No charges after a fatal Fort Mill Motel 6 shooting in July; the shooter, a rideshare driver, acted in self-defense against aggressor Kendale Williams.

An officer-involved shooting in Wingate during a domestic disturbance call resulted in one individual being injured and hospitalized; the North Carolina SBI is investigating, and officials report no ongoing threat.

A 16-year-old boy was killed in a northeast Charlotte shooting, with three children and two women unharmed. The CMPD is investigating the incident; no arrests have been made.

Chief Deputy Chris Allen resigned from the Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Office, citing a toxic work environment and moral clashes with Sheriff McFadden.

An elderly woman died in a Chesterfield County house fire, with the cause under investigation and SLED Arson Unit involved. Her identity is yet to be released.

A motorcycle crash in Caldwell County resulted in the death of a 61-year-old Hickory woman, Belinda Diane Sain. She lost control and hit mailboxes and a parked vehicle.