Greenville Mayor P.J. Connelly issued a blunt social-media warning and a temporary juvenile curfew after weekend teen takeovers disrupted downtown. Charlotte police also made arrests in a separate Uptown gathering.

A masked man assaulted hikers on the Bicentennial Greenway near Gibson Park in High Point; two women were treated for non‑life‑threatening injuries and police are searching.

A Hubbard Road traffic stop in Alexander County turned up roughly 201 grams of meth; two people are jailed on $500,000 secured bonds.

A heavy structure fire at the Delta Crossing apartments sent multiple Charlotte units to the 6000 block Thursday; a second alarm was called and crews remain on scene.

A multi-county operation in North Georgia and Cherokee County, N.C., intercepted meth and fentanyl before the drugs reached local streets and led to two arrests. Authorities say the substances were headed for distribution across both states.

A 77-year-old man was struck by a windshield that detached from a rolling Piney Grove fire engine north of Kernersville. Two firefighters and the homeowner were hospitalized and the Highway Patrol is investigating.

A single-engine plane left the runway at Foothills Regional Airport on June 24; the pilot sustained minor injuries and was taken to the local hospital.

Detectives say a Crime Stoppers tip helped identify two men wanted in a Myers Park jewelry theft; warrants are out and tips are being sought.

A heavy police presence closed the 1500 block of Kelston Place in east Charlotte as CMPD conducted an active investigation; officials had not released details.

A 35-year-old woman was seriously injured after being stabbed with scissors outside a north Charlotte strip mall. A 50-year-old has been arrested and charged, records show.

A multi‑agency operation on Lake Norman over Juneteenth resulted in 22 arrests and multiple firearms seized during a crowded boating weekend. Authorities logged more than 100 vehicle and vessel stops.

Federal prosecutors say a Charlotte man submitted roughly $735,000 in false Medicaid claims through a business that received about $440,000, part of a DOJ national takedown.

Two people were hospitalized and three people were rescued after two residential fires in Salisbury on Saturday, the fire department said.