Charlotte forecast promises sunny Independence Day with temperatures reaching 92 degrees and clear evening skies for fireworks; mild weather to continue into the weekend with potential showers by Sunday.

The Statesville Police Department marked July as National Vehicle Theft Prevention Month, sharing tips on Facebook to prevent car thefts, emphasizing a proactive approach with the slogan, "Stop theft before it starts."

Mecklenburg County's Senior Nutrition Program is providing $50 vouchers to eligible seniors for purchasing fresh produce at farmers markets, aiming to improve health and nutrition.

Statesville Police Department to host a community cookout for fostering neighborhood connections at Alex Cooper Park.

Charlotte's non-discrimination ordinance team received the WFAE EQUALibrium Award for their work in protecting against discrimination and educating the community.

A mural in Conover, NC, commissioned by Justin and Billie Barringer for their business, clashes with city color ordinances, drawing legal action and sparking a debate on art and First Amendment rights.

Catawba County deputies uncovered drugs in a break-in probe, arresting Sami Price Driggers for possession, with a $10k bond set. Sheriff Brown commended the efforts.

The Mooresville YMCA hosts a Field of Flags event to honor veterans and first responders, fundraising for local charities with festivities including live music, food, and fireworks.

North Carolina Appeals Court allows a lawsuit against CMS and employees over negligence in a 2019 child sex abuse case to proceed, rejecting claims of governmental immunity.

Two individuals were shot dead at an apartment complex in southeast Charlotte; no suspects are actively sought by police as they investigate the scene.

Elisa Baker, convicted of murdering her stepdaughter Zahra in 2010, has been moved from North Carolina state prison to a federal facility to begin her sentence for a drug conspiracy conviction.

Charlotte Fire recruit David Edwards aided an unresponsive man in a utility truck, applying his CPR training before completing his firefighting course.

Charlotte, N.C. residents will enjoy a sunny start to July with temperatures rising to the low 90s, calm winds, and clear skies, although there's a chance of late-day storms starting Sunday.