Temple Israel filled 1,300 seats for Yom Kippur even as guards and metal detectors became standard at the Providence Road synagogue.

Whitney D'Allaird turned her son Tyler's 2017 death into For Students, a Charlotte nonprofit that has since reached over 4,000 teens.

A Monday afternoon shooting on Rosberg Lane sent one person to the hospital.

A suspect in blue pants appeared to be carrying a rifle while checking car doors at Ashbrook Village around 3 a.m.

The rider died at the scene near Lyle Road late Tuesday; the truck driver was not hurt, troopers say.

James Gulley, a University of Tulsa alum who once trialed with a Swedish pro club, died on Park Road. Verified details remain scarce.

Rain, fog and gusty northeast winds will keep Charlotte cool through Thursday. Drier, sunnier conditions are expected by the weekend, while cooler temperatures continue through next week.

Danny Cardoza-Lara fled to Virginia after the shooting but was caught within days. He was sentenced to a minimum of 10 years in prison.

O'Shay Leeper, once a teacher at a Belmont church daycare, faced a judge Tuesday as prosecutors say the case could grow.

Monroe joins a growing wave of cities cutting ties with Flock Safety over surveillance fears.

Malcolm Graham and Joi Mayo reversed course, and now a Wednesday CRTPO vote could seal an 11-mile toll corridor to South Carolina.

Mecklenburg inspectors found flies, floor-stored food and food hot-held below 165 degrees at No Knife Chicken & Waffles, which still scored a 94.50.

Engine Room 87 fits 100 people and 24 taps of NoDa beer, wine and cocktails aboard a repurposed locomotive.