Robert Gambill pleaded guilty to illegally killing a bald eagle in North Carolina, violating wildlife protections. He faces up to a year in prison and a fine.

An individual died in an industrial accident at the Lowes Foods in Huntersville on Friday morning, with police withholding details and the victim's identity pending family notification.

Two were injured in a stabbing in north Charlotte; one has life-threatening wounds. The incident occurred on W.T. Harris Boulevard, with no suspects or motives yet disclosed.

A Fort Mill man is charged with sexual exploitation of a minor, with a potential 10-year sentence, following a CyberTipline report. Another local 18-year-old faces similar charges after obscene materials were found at his residence.

Keith Broom, a 71-year-old with cognitive impairment, is missing in Charlotte. Last seen driving a black Chevy Silverado, the community and police seek public help to find him.

An individual suffered life-threatening injuries after being struck by a train in northwest Charlotte, near Rozzelles Ferry Road and Honeywood Avenue.

A missing 16-year-old from Matthews, Franklynn Kitchens, was found safe after a three-day search by the Matthews Police Department. Her disappearance had sparked community concern.

A shooting in north Charlotte on Tuesday morning resulted in one death near Uptown. Police found a vehicle with shell casings and a deceased individual a few blocks apart. Witnesses suggest the shooting followed a dispute involving children.

One person was killed in a shooting near Uptown Charlotte, with an investigation linking two crime scenes and suggesting the incident followed a youth altercation.

A 17-year-old was arrested by Charlotte authorities in connection with a recent homicide, and the case remains active. The public is urged to share information.

All Fort Mill schools closed on Tuesday due to a significant water main break, affecting services and prompting district-wide shutdown. Repair efforts continue throughout the day.

A boa constrictor named Penelope was rescued from a car's dashboard in Union County after escaping from a pillowcase during transport to Carolina Waterfowl Rescue.

Kenneth Marston of Kingston admitted to employment tax crimes involving failure to pay payroll taxes for his businesses, facing potential prison time and other penalties.