A Union County inmate with pre-existing health issues, Gregory Faircloth, died after becoming unresponsive during a medical exam; no foul play is suspected.

A motorcyclist died in a crash in North Charlotte; CMPD is investigating, and roads were closed for the inquiry. No further details are available yet.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny weather in Charlotte with potential evening showers today, followed by a week of pleasant temperatures and various cloud cover.

Union County Public Health is promoting a back-to-school vaccination campaign to ensure students meet state immunization requirements and avoid being excluded from school.

Retired Charlotte firefighters maintain their bond and camaraderie by meeting monthly, sharing stories and support, emphasizing the lasting brotherhood beyond their service years.

Lake Wylie residents are warned to avoid Boyd's and Snug Harbor Coves due to Harmful Algae Blooms producing toxins, particularly threatening to children and pets.

Kannapolis announces Labor Day schedule changes, with city office closures, no yard debris service, and suspended bus service. Village Park attractions adjust hours for the season.

CMPD identified Robert Stinton as the man found deceased in 2009, thanks to DNA analysis and collaboration with crime labs. His cause of death remains undetermined.

One person was killed in a knife attack on Camden Road in Charlotte, with the CMPD arresting a person of interest and urging witnesses to contact Detective Buhr with information.

Charlotte's weather includes a slight chance of showers, highs near 80°F, and light east winds. The upcoming days will bring variable conditions, including sun, clouds, potential thunderstorms, and nightly lows in the 60s.

The Mooresville Police discovered a stolen firearm and drugs at a man's home, leading to his arrest and multiple felony charges including firearm larceny and meth possession.

A Richmond County mom won a $2 million lottery prize from a scratch-off game and chose the lump sum payment, planning to share with her family and pay bills.

Charlotte residents can attend a free community resource fair at Ella B. Scarborough Community Resource Center to explore local services including employment, health, and education.