Chief Deputy Chris Allen resigned from the Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Office, citing a toxic work environment and moral clashes with Sheriff McFadden.

NCDOT schedules overnight road closures on Airport Boulevard near I-40 for paving work, with detours in place from Aug. 17-19, between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m.

Hickory's Sails Original Music Series returns in September with free Friday concerts and a special Saturday event, featuring a diverse lineup of original music including 'Psychedelic Surf Country' and 'Electric Swamp Funkin’ Blues'.

Gaston County has a week full of events including a high school soccer cup, the NC BeachBlast Festival, a genealogy fair, a volunteer summit, a pet adoption day, and a Superheroes Night to honor local service personnel.

An elderly woman died in a Chesterfield County house fire, with the cause under investigation and SLED Arson Unit involved. Her identity is yet to be released.

PSA Airlines flight attendants at Charlotte-Douglas International Airport plan to protest for better wages, with a possible strike looming amid stalled contract negotiations.

A motorcycle crash in Caldwell County resulted in the death of a 61-year-old Hickory woman, Belinda Diane Sain. She lost control and hit mailboxes and a parked vehicle.

A deadly shooting in a Charlotte neighborhood resulted in one victim succumbing to injuries. Authorities are investigating the incident and seeking information from the public.

Charlotte's weather forecast includes sunny days, potential showers, and thunderstorms, with temperatures ranging from the high 70s to low 90s throughout the week.

Westbound lanes on 150 in Mooresville have reopened after being closed due to a substantial gas leak near Randy Marion Chevrolet, with emergency services responding promptly.

Huntersville Fire Department extinguished a gasoline-fueled vehicle fire on I-77, causing traffic delays. No injuries reported; cause under investigation.

Concord's Fire Department is offering free CPR classes with AHA certification for those 9 and older, aiming to improve community emergency response skills. Classes are at Fire Stations 8 and 9, with sign-ups via Google Docs.

The Mooresville Police Department hosted a safety class for residents, covering personal safety, home security, and scam avoidance. Officers directly engaged with attendees, fostering community relationships.