The National Weather Service predicts a sunny day in Charlotte, NC, with a high of 81°F and light winds, followed by clear nights and continued sunshine with mild temperatures into the midweek.

A Mecklenburg County Sheriff's deputy was involved in a collision in Charlotte after another vehicle ran a red light. The deputy is recovering at home.

Police issued arrest warrants for Charles Wittington Hodge Jr. in the murder investigation of Jenyah Wright; he was taken into custody after an interview with detectives.

An attempted carjacking in Fort Mill ended with shots fired at the victim's car. No injuries were reported, and the police are seeking the unidentified suspects.

One person died in an early morning crash on I-77 in south Charlotte, with the road closed for several hours. Details and potential charges are still unclear.

Two shootings in north Charlotte led to hospitalizations. One incident occurred on Haines Street, and the other early Saturday at a Lasalle Street apartment. Details and motives for the shootings are still under investigation.

The National Weather Service predicts a mostly sunny week for Charlotte, NC, with highs in the 70s and 80s, a chance of showers toward the weekend, and moderate humidity.

Nearly half of Charlotte's roads are in poor or mediocre condition, causing commuter strain and vehicle damage concerns.

The NC State Board of Elections appealed to the Supreme Court against an order to remove Robert F. Kennedy Jr. from ballots, citing major logistical and cost issues.

NCDOT is enhancing a 10-mile segment of N.C. 690 in Cumberland and Moore counties, focusing on safety and road quality, with various improvements and anticipated projects.

Charlotte's weather forecast includes a sunny 85°F today, cooling to upper 50s tonight. The weekend is cooler and sunny, with consistent winds. The upcoming week promises sunny days with highs in the low 80s, and clear, cool nights.

A 23-year-old woman, Jenyah Kishawne Skyye Wright, was fatally shot at a Charlotte apartment complex, with no arrests or suspect information released.

Donald Trump addresses the FOP in Charlotte, reinforcing his law-and-order stance, amid scrutiny over his support for January 6 rioters and previous police endorsements.