A Mooresville man, Clayton Morrison Broyhill, was arrested for setting a car on fire with someone inside, facing multiple charges including assault with intent to kill.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg provides free fans and opens cooling stations to help residents cope with extreme heat. Eligible individuals may receive fans, while others can access various cool locations and get financial assistance for cooling bills.

Mooresville Police Department promotes child road safety via a free car seat check event at Fire Station No. 3, encouraging correct car seat use and installation.

Gastonia Police seek help identifying two men involved in a violent home invasion where residents were assaulted and robbed. They've released footage showing a suspect with arm tattoos, asking for tips to assist in their capture.

Joel White was promoted to Director of Buildings and Grounds in Concord, overseeing the maintenance of city facilities and parks, while striving to provide excellent community service.

Lincoln County Health Department is hosting a Health Assessment and Vaccine Clinic on August 15 for kids entering kindergarten, offering required health checks and immunizations.

Mooresville Police hosted "Cone with a Cop," combining ice cream and friendly chats to foster community relations.

Charlotte faces a heat advisory with the potential for severe thunderstorms and high heat index values; residents are advised to take precautions against heat illnesses.

Lt. Governor Pamela Evette of South Carolina is set to join the SC7 Expedition Hike at Edisto Island to promote environmental appreciation and conservation.

The Statesville Fire Department is recruiting firefighters; applications are open from August 1-29, 2025, with competitive salaries and training offered.

Wake Forest and Notre Dame will play in the 2027 Duke's Mayo Classic in Charlotte, fulfilling a previous matchup postponed by COVID-19. The game is expected to energize the city and highlight Wake Forest's local alumni network.

A homicide occurred in east Charlotte, with few details released by police. The incident happened on Coronado Drive, with no information on the victim or suspects yet.

The Charlotte Fire Department is in its final week of recruiting new firefighters, emphasizing service and camaraderie. Applicants are urged to apply promptly to join and serve their community.