A motorcyclist died in a crash in York County, South Carolina. The incident, involving a 2018 Harley Davidson veering off Owens Road, is under investigation by the Highway Patrol.

A serious injury was reported after an early morning house fire in Indian Trail; the fire has been contained and all residents are stable. Investigations into the cause are ongoing.

Charlotte's weather will be mostly pleasant with sunny skies and mild temperatures, apart from a 50% chance of rain Wednesday night and a 60% chance of showers on Thanksgiving morning.

The widow of pilot Christopher "Chip" Tayag has sued Robinson Helicopter Company, citing negligence related to a 2022 fatal crash that also claimed WBTV meteorologist Jason Meyers.

A Waxhaw man was arrested on several charges including felony death by vehicle after a fatal crash in Matthews that killed one person and injured another.

The Lamplighter Inn in Charlotte is closing due to numerous code violations, forcing tenants to find new housing. The city is assisting with relocations.

A woman in Kannapolis is charged with her niece's murder following an autopsy report, escalating from an initial felony child abuse charge. The 4-year-old was in her aunt's custody since October.

NWS Charlotte provides a forecast for the region, predicting sunny days and potential showers as residents prepare for Thanksgiving, with temperatures varying throughout the week.

A North Carolina man was indicted for threatening people with a firearm on racial and religious grounds at a Charlotte restaurant. He faces civil rights and firearms charges.

Three men from Charlotte are charged with vehicle trafficking, accused of stealing and altering high-end cars across multiple states, as reported by the U.S. Attorney's Office.

Two Charlotte repairmen pleaded guilty to not reporting $1.5 million income from elderly clients, facing up to three years in prison and a $250,000 fine each.

The article discusses Charlotte-Mecklenburg's preparation for the Point-in-Time Count of homeless individuals on January 23, 2025, emphasizing volunteer recruitment and donations.

A pedestrian died after being hit by an impaired driver on Old Pineville Rd., with charges filed against the driver. The CMPD is investigating the incident.