A Charlotte family received a refund after their washing machine malfunctioned, creating loud blasts, which was described as a chaotic scene and caused concern for their safety.

A substitute teacher in Salisbury was charged with indecent liberties with a child after allegedly assaulting a student at Faith Academy. He posted a $75,000 bond after his arrest.

Mooresville Police seek help finding Dalilah Kadence-Marie Taylor, last seen in Charlotte's Sugar Creek at a Cook Out restaurant. She's been missing since September 1.

CMPD arrested Quanticus Rucker, charging him with the murder of Diana Perez-Barrera and other crimes. Rucker was already in custody and now faces additional charges.

Roadwork on Greenville's Dickinson Avenue has progressed, with lanes reopened between Ficklen Street and Atlantic Avenue, and construction starting between Atlantic Avenue and 14th Street for approximately seven months.

NC By Train introduces special stops for the N.C. State Fair and Lexington Barbecue Festival, offering convenient travel without traffic or parking concerns, with advance ticket purchase advised due to limited seating.

The Southport-Fort Fisher ferry service in North Carolina is briefly suspended for maintenance on September 6-7, with limited early departures on the 6th. Normal operations resume on September 8.

The "Veterans Benefits Live" event in Mecklenburg County helped over 1,100 veterans with their benefits and processed $606,739 in immediate retroactive benefits.

Charlotte police cracked down on dangerous "street takeovers," leading to two arrests, 20 citations, and the seizure of five vehicles and two firearms.

Charlotte's weather will clear up, reaching a pleasant 78°F with a gentle breeze. Clouds at night and a mild 63°F expected. The following days will continue with mild conditions and potential showers Friday night.

Durell Smith of Charlotte is sentenced to 54 months for possessing machineguns, part of a violent crime and gun violence reduction effort by law enforcement.

A North Carolina man, Bobby Lee Fish, Jr., received a 19-year prison sentence for methamphetamine trafficking, following a joint operation by local police and ATF.

A shooting at Apalachee High School in Georgia resulted in fatalities and injuries, with one person in custody and law enforcement responding. Details were initially scarce as the situation evolved.