A man died and five others were injured in a two-alarm fire at a south Charlotte apartment complex. Firefighters swiftly contained the blaze; the cause is under investigation.

Fire at the Grace Heights Rehabilitation Center in Morganton resulted in no injuries but displaced 90 patients, with local authorities coordinating their relocation.

Charlotte's forecast includes sun, a 20% chance of PM storms today with a high near 94, and a 50% chance of nighttime thunderstorms. Patchy fog expected late.

A Fayetteville man was arrested for mail theft in Union County, aided by eyewitnesses and FLOCK Safety technology. Juan Peterson-Gannon faces felony and misdemeanor charges.

One killed, five hospitalized after a mass shooting in Uptown Charlotte, with an ongoing homicide investigation.

Charlotte FC ended their winless streak with a 2-0 home victory against NYCFC, boosted by goals from Toklomati and Vargas. The match was delayed by lightning.

Mebane parents pleaded guilty to not safely storing firearms after their 3-year-old was fatally shot at a park during a T-ball game. They must pay court costs after a prayer for judgment.

Charlotte Fire is hiring new Fire Telecommunicators responsible for emergency response coordination, requiring composure and clear-headed decision-making skills.

One killed, five injured in a shooting on North College Street in Charlotte; CMPD is conducting an active investigation and seeking public assistance.

The National Weather Service forecasts a hot week for Charlotte, N.C., with high temperatures and chances of evening thunderstorms, and advises caution for potential severe weather.

North Carolina's Lincoln and Catawba counties are redrawing their border based on a new law aligning it with the 2020 Census, affecting services and potentially complicating jurisdictional matters for residents and businesses.

Cabarrus County's ITS Department won first place in the Digital Counties Survey for enhancing civic engagement with technology, such as an Early Voting Wait Times app. This marks their consistent top 10 presence over 13 years.

Ninth Avenue Drive Northwest in Hickory will be closed from July 15 to July 17 due to a N.C. Department of Transportation project. Detours will be available.