North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper declares a State of Emergency ahead of Tropical Storm Debby, cautioning against potential flooding and severe weather.

Gov. Roy Cooper and Sec. Kinsley visited Care Ring to promote a plan to relieve $4 billion in medical debt for North Carolinians, benefitting lower-income families and the overall economy.

Huntersville Fire Department is auctioning two of its fire trucks on GovDeals.com as they replace older vehicles in their fleet for public safety and fleet management.

Tropical Storm Debby hits the Carolinas with severe flooding threats, heavy rainfall, and potential tornadoes, disrupting flights and prompting weather advisories across the region.

Three arrests were made following the discovery of a Charlotte man shot dead on a Caldwell County highway, with charges including first-degree murder and accessory after the fact.

Police continue to search for Cleveland Waters, who fled custody, and is wanted for attempted murder and firearm possession. He escaped during an undercover operation.

Two individuals, Kevin Jeremy Zetino and Adilio Cesar Garcia Lemus, have been arrested in Charlotte for violent crimes including the murder of Jose Cruz.

Mecklenburg County government offices will be closed Thursday due to Tropical Storm Debby, with provisions for telework and essential staff management.

Tropical Cyclone Debby brings heavy rain, wind, and flash flood threats to Charlotte, with a Flood Watch through Friday and a Wind Advisory until 3 PM EDT today. Residents are advised to secure items and watch for rising waters.

Truist Field in Charlotte prepares to host a series of college club hockey games, beginning with Duke vs. Vanderbilt in November and wrapping up with UNC vs. Virginia Tech in January 2025.

Princeville, a historic town founded by freed slaves, plans its flood recovery with a community meeting and looks to funding for infrastructure relocation.

The Carolina Public Press article provides a guide to changes in North Carolina's voting process for the 2024 general election, including registration and ID requirements.

The Giddy Goat Coffee Roasters is expanding to a new location in South End, Charlotte, with plans for a large kitchen and warehouse, following a $4 million property deal.