The Pageland Watermelon Festival was canceled after a fatal shooting of 17-year-old Sean Davis. Jayden Jefferies, also 17, is charged with murder. Central High shares condolences. A controversy arose over the delayed release of Jefferies' mugshot.

Motorcyclist Jordan Daughaday died in a Hickory crash involving his motorcycle and a truck; excessive speed may be a factor.

Human remains found behind a Statesville home have been identified as Kevin Scott Queen, age 50, with the cause of death determined to be natural by the Iredell County Sheriff's Office.

An armed altercation at UNC Health Blue Ridge involved Jason Scott Inman assaulting a female visitor. He faces multiple charges and was apprehended at his home.

Robert Wolf Jr., missing since July 4, was found dead in a wooded area in Lincoln County. The search included local police and the sheriff's office. Identification is tentative, investigation ongoing.

A 12-mile section of the Blue Ridge Parkway has reopened following repairs due to damage from Hurricane Helene, with more openings anticipated in the future.

The Gastonia Fire Department cautioned residents about Lithium Ion battery dangers after responding to an overheating battery, highlighting the importance of proper use and providing safety tips.

A motorcyclist died after crashing into trees in York County early Sunday. The single-vehicle accident is under investigation by the South Carolina Highway Patrol.

A fire on Malibu Dr. in Charlotte led to families being displaced but, due to the Charlotte Fire Department's prompt response, there were no casualties.

One person was seriously injured in a South Charlotte shooting near the intersection of W. Arrowood Road and Nations Ford Road. Details about the incident are limited and no arrests have been made.

Rowan County Public Health partners with local organizations for a Community Health Survey to inform health services and programs. Residents are encouraged to participate.

The Charlotte Fire Department is actively recruiting new firefighters, promoting the opportunity as a calling to serve and emphasizing the urgency before the August 1st deadline, with benefits and paid training highlighted.

NCDOT's HBCU interns experienced Charlotte's transport system firsthand, enhancing their understanding of urban infrastructure challenges and solutions.