An individual died in an industrial accident at the Lowes Foods in Huntersville on Friday morning, with police withholding details and the victim's identity pending family notification.

Charlotte's Solid Waste Services will maintain regular garbage collection on Indigenous Peoples' Day, with residents advised to put waste out by 6 a.m. as usual.

Two were injured in a stabbing in north Charlotte; one has life-threatening wounds. The incident occurred on W.T. Harris Boulevard, with no suspects or motives yet disclosed.

Charlotte's weather forecast promises sunny skies with comfortable fall temperatures in the 70s, clear evenings, and no significant disruptions, as per the National Weather Service.

Charlotte will soon welcome Ten Tenths Motor Club, an automotive attraction with a road course and luxury amenities, developed by Speedway Motorsports and Rick Hendrick.

The Swanee Theatre in Kannapolis announces an October 2024 lineup of concerts and events, featuring Crawford & Power and a retro disco night, with tickets available on their website.

A Fort Mill man is charged with sexual exploitation of a minor, with a potential 10-year sentence, following a CyberTipline report. Another local 18-year-old faces similar charges after obscene materials were found at his residence.

Charlotte's Third Quarter Public Safety Report shows a marginal decrease in property crime but a 6% rise in violent crime, with a notable increase in homicides and aggravated assaults.

Keith Broom, a 71-year-old with cognitive impairment, is missing in Charlotte. Last seen driving a black Chevy Silverado, the community and police seek public help to find him.

Ex-NFL MVP Cam Newton is joining ESPN's "First Take," debuting live from Tennessee State University as a sports commentator alongside Stephen A. Smith.

The forecast predicts a sunny week in Charlotte, with moderate temperatures and clear skies, according to the NWS.

An individual suffered life-threatening injuries after being struck by a train in northwest Charlotte, near Rozzelles Ferry Road and Honeywood Avenue.

Duke Energy leads power restoration efforts in the Carolinas post-Hurricane Helene, with significant progress made and ongoing challenges in reaching all affected customers.