Charlotte faces intermittent showers and potential thunderstorms, with a fluctuating chance of rain due to Tropical Cyclone Debby. The National Weather Service advises staying updated on forecasts.

Julius Peppers, a Carolina Panthers icon, was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, celebrating his 17-year NFL career amidst support from Panthers fans.

The Ashanti Alert for a 41-year-old kidnapped woman in Gastonia was canceled after she was found; no details on her condition or the circumstances of her recovery were released.

The Pineville Police released bodycam footage of the fatal shooting of Dennis Bodden by Sgt. Adam Roberts, which occurred after an alleged shoplifting incident.

Tropical Storm Debby may cause disruptions in Charlotte and surrounding areas with potential for thunderstorms and heavy rains early next week, according to the NWS.

A man was shot at a Rock Hill grocery store after a fight, and the suspect, Zamarri Carter, was later arrested. The victim identified the shooter and is receiving medical care.

A deputy's collision with a civilian car while responding to a call caused traffic delays on Highway 74. The civilian driver was seriously injured and airlifted to a hospital.

A North Carolina man pleaded guilty to conspiring in a $1 million cattle theft operation, which involved writing bad checks and interstate transportation of stolen livestock.

A homicide on Shamrock Drive is under investigation after a fatal shooting that left one dead and three injured.

Numerous showers and thunderstorms are expected to hit Charlotte throughout the week, with high humidity and temperatures near 90 degrees. Thunderstorms may bring heavy rain and strong winds, posing a risk of localized flash flooding.

A collision on Wilkinson Boulevard in west Charlotte caused a utility pole and traffic signals to fall, closing the road and disrupting traffic, with expected restoration by 3 p.m.

A Charlotte man, previously convicted of armed bank robbery, received a 66-month sentence for illegal firearm possession after a high-speed chase in 2021.

A North Carolina man pleaded guilty to a conspiracy charge related to a $1 million cattle theft scheme affecting livestock markets across multiple states.