Nathaniel Lee Lynn was arrested by the Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office and charged with First Degree Murder, with assistance from the Rowan County Sheriff’s Office.

A fire engulfed a home on Stoney Oaks Drive in Gaston County; multiple fire departments responded and controlled the blaze with no immediate cause or injury reports.

Statesville Police arrested Darryl Jordan for the murder of D’Angelo Barker on July 22; he awaits court after a collaborative effort with the U.S. Marshals.

The Mint Hill Fire Department warns of a severe heatwave and offers safety tips such as hydration with electrolytes and checking on vulnerable individuals.

Mooresville Police arrested Tylor Scott Perry after finding him with methamphetamine and a firearm, leading to multiple charges, including trafficking and possession with intent to sell.

New video evidence in the 2021 homicide of John Luke Moore has been released by Gastonia Police, showing the suspects who are still at large. Public assistance is sought, with a $7,000 reward offered.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg's local agencies provide resources to help residents combat a heatwave, including opening cooling centers and offering free transportation to these sites.

Kannapolis Police to host National Night Out on August 5, offering community engagement, entertainment, local bands, free food, and games at Veterans Park.

Mecklenburg County warns of illegal food vendors in Charlotte's nightlife areas, emphasizing health risks and urging residents to check for permits and food safety scorecards before purchasing food.

Charlotte firefighters controlled a two-alarm fire in a northwest Charlotte home; no injuries were reported as the home was empty. Investigations into the cause are ongoing.

Charlotte, N.C. is set for a sweltering week with high temperatures and heat indices between 100-109 degrees, despite currently clear weather and no immediate hazards.

Belmont Police are investigating a reported incident in Downtown Belmont, assuring no public threat after a large police response alarmed residents. Details remain undisclosed.

"Top Chef" is heading to Charlotte and Greenville, SC for its 23rd season, focusing on Southern cuisine and hospitality, with Kristen Kish hosting alongside judges Tom Colicchio and Gail Simmons.