The Charlotte Museum of History canceled its July 4 naturalization ceremony amid immigration‑enforcement concerns; USCIS says it may coordinate a later oath.

A beloved Dallas mother, 52, died after a Tuesday evening crash at Lower Dallas Highway and East Main Street; troopers say the driver has been charged.

A 35‑page roadmap lays out 17 goals to protect residents, upskill workers and modernize state services as North Carolina positions itself for an AI era.

Big & Rich will headline Mooresville’s fourth Bands, Brews & BBQ at Liberty Park on Sept. 19. The free, family‑friendly festival runs 4–9 p.m.

Monroe police say a tractor‑trailer driver fell asleep before a collision at Pageland Highway and White Store Road that killed a Toyota Camry driver. The trucker was charged with misdemeanor death by vehicle.

Gaston County police say a June 25 search of a Stanley home turned up 96,108 suspected counterfeit items valued at about $7.85 million. Arrest warrants were obtained for two people.

A Charlotte family says federal agents took their uncle during a routine ICE check and he was later deported to Somalia, leaving loved ones scrambling for answers.

CMS bought a roughly 40‑acre parcel in The River District for Berryhill Elementary in a below‑market $7.5M deal; construction must begin within two years.

Union County adopted a $664.31M FY2027 budget that keeps the property tax rate at 43.42¢ and directs nearly half the money to schools and capital needs.

A Beechcraft tied to a North Carolina flight school crashed near a Lancaster scrap yard early Thursday; flight records show it flew from Laredo with a stop in Mississippi.

Chesterfield County deputies charged a Pageland man with murder and arrested a woman in the 2024 drive‑by killing of 13‑year‑old Jacob Duncan. Investigators say the probe remains active as they prepare to bring the suspect back from North Carolina.

Heat Advisory today with highs near 101°F and heat index up to 108°F. Slight chance of late storms and elevated ozone — take precautions.

A Los Angeles man pleaded guilty and received 12–24 months after a false bomb report cleared the Gaston County Courthouse on Oct. 14, 2025.