Two arrested after a high-speed chase in North Carolina involving a stolen Dodge Charger, multiple jurisdictions, and a collision with another vehicle.

Happy Puppy Universe in Charlotte was closed due to animal welfare violations and the death of 11 puppies; North Carolina authorities require documentation for sold pets, with potential fines for non-compliance.

Six models sue Charlotte nightclub, Jamaican Flava, for unauthorized use of their images in advertisements, alleging false advertising, misappropriation, and defamation.

An early morning shooting at a Monroe apartment complex left a 19-year-old injured; the suspect is at large. Police evacuated the complex and are investigating.

The West Boulevard corridor overcame food access issues by creating the community-owned Three Sisters Market, highlighting local resilience and the desire for food sovereignty.

Cabarrus County Manager Sean Newton was fired by a 3-2 Board of Commissioners vote just four months into his tenure, with specific reasons undisclosed.

Maurice Hopkins pled guilty to a federal civil rights violation for threatening victims with hate speech and a firearm in a Charlotte pizza restaurant. He faces up to 10 years in prison.

Charlotte's National Weather Service forecasts a sunny start with potential weekend storms, advising residents to be prepared for changing conditions.

Deputy Justin Strong of the Chesterfield County Sheriff's Office was named Deputy of the 2nd Quarter for his exceptional response to a juvenile shooting incident in June, providing critical care and comfort.

A Chesterfield County Detention officer was charged for misconduct after showing an indecent photo to an inmate; he was fired after an internal probe.

The Matthews Alive Festival is set for Labor Day weekend, featuring concerts, a carnival, and a parade with a new route for enhanced safety and spectator space.

An Iredell County man, Travis Wilhelm, won $1 million from the Emerald 10's lottery scratch-off game, following his intuition about the ticket since its April launch.

Palisades High School resumes normal activity following a police investigation that led to an on-campus arrest and a temporary closure. Details about the incident remain undisclosed.