Authorities are investigating a homicide after a man was found shot to death in his minivan in east Charlotte. No arrests or motive have been identified yet.

Authorities conducted a search related to the Asha Degree case, towing a car similar to one seen when she disappeared in 2000, but did not confirm its connection to her disappearance.

A customer at Will’s Food Store shot and killed a man who attempted an armed robbery. The suspect died from his injuries and the customer has not been arrested. Police are investigating the incident.

A 73-year-old man died after a pickup and box truck collision in Kings Mountain, with no major injuries reported for the box truck driver and no charges filed yet.

Iredell County authorities are seeking a suspect in the September 5 theft of a golf cart and trailer in Union Grove, with a call for public assistance.

A body was found in a grocery store freezer in Raleigh; authorities suggest a medical emergency with no foul play suspected. Investigations are ongoing.

An individual was struck and killed by a freight train in south Charlotte, disrupting traffic at Arrowood Road near South Boulevard. The incident is under investigation.

An inmate, John Michael Snipes, was mistakenly released from York County Detention Center due to a clerical error during a medical emergency. Authorities are investigating the incident and searching for Snipes.

Kamonie Teasley, 16, is missing in Concord, and the police urge locals to report any information on her whereabouts. She was last seen leaving Atrium Health Cabarrus, dressed in a white top and black shorts.

Chester High School was on 'hold protocol' after a firearm was found; no immediate danger reported, while the investigation continues. Nearby school also had a gun threat.

Law enforcement carried out searches in Cleveland County, NC, without detailing the operation's purpose. Local residents noted an unusual police presence.

Federal prosecutors in North Carolina are intensifying efforts to counter rising mail theft, with several offenders, including ex-postal workers, facing legal consequences for theft and related frauds.

Logan Thomas Bowling was charged with felony hit and run after his van caused another vehicle to crash into a house in Gastonia, resulting in minor injuries.