I-77 faced delays due to a four-car crash near Gilead Road and another accident near Nations Ford Road. The crashes caused lane closures, but all lanes were reopened earlier than expected. Four non-life-threatening injuries were reported.

A motorcycle crash in Charlotte resulted in the death of Bryan Gonzales Barreras. Police are investigating the incident, which involved a collision with a Honda CR-V.

An infant in Rowan County was hospitalized for fentanyl exposure; parents Jamie Robertson and James Danielson face charges including child abuse and drug possession.

Mecklenburg County CFO David Boyd is named 2024 CFO of the Year for a government organization by the Charlotte Business Journal, recognizing his effective financial leadership and innovations.

The NWS has issued a weather advisory for potential thunderstorms and heavy rainfall in certain regions, with risks including flash flooding, lightning, and high heat index values.

A report by Sound Rivers shows six North Carolina river sites failed fecal bacteria tests, posing health risks and highlighting the state's water quality issues.

Phi Beta Sigma fraternity donates 176 fans to Wake County's vulnerable populations through the Cool for Wake Fan program, aiding those without air conditioning during extreme heat.

One person was seriously hurt in a South Charlotte shooting, prompting a large police response. No suspects have been arrested, and the investigation is ongoing.

A man was killed in east Charlotte when lightning caused a tree to collapse onto his apartment building, trapping multiple people and prompting a swift rescue response.

Search efforts continue for a missing North Carolina mother and her toddler, absent for three weeks. Separate from an unrelated drowning incident, the investigation involves multiple teams.

A mother and her one-year-old son drowned at Wilson Creek in Caldwell County; emergency services attempted resuscitation to no avail, and the investigation is ongoing.

A woman was killed by her estranged husband in Burlington; the husband then died by suicide. The incident is under investigation by the Alamance County Sheriff’s Office.

Mecklenburg County's LUESA office will work remotely on July 23, 2024, due to water main maintenance, with the expectation to resume in-person services the following day.