A shooting at a Charlotte motel prompted a homicide investigation after one person was found dead from gunshot wounds; suspect information has not been released.

Charlotte man Robert Lee Barringer was sentenced to 412 months in federal prison for the armed robbery of the Fish House North and shooting three people.

Deddrick Ray Ervin from Charlotte, a felon, was sentenced to 46 months in federal prison for illegal possession of a firearm, followed by supervised release.

Charlotte is set to experience a heatwave with temperatures nearing 100 degrees, prompting the National Weather Service to advise caution against heat-related illnesses.

Charlotte man Chad Clay receives 151-month prison sentence for drug trafficking and illegal firearm possession.

A man from South Carolina has been sentenced to 13 years for multiple armed robberies, with law enforcement officials and the U.S. Attorney's Office confirming the sentencing and details of his crime spree.

Two former Piedmont High School students, Brendan Cranor and an unnamed 17-year-old, have been charged for break-ins at the school and nearby middle school.

The article discusses the weather forecast for Charlotte, North Carolina, detailing current conditions, an expected warm and sunny weekend, and the NWS's heat-related illness warning.

A meeting of the Mecklenburg County Board of Commissioners turned heated when a Pride Month proclamation was not added to the agenda due to procedural deadlines, despite support and contention from commissioners and the community.

Mecklenburg County is offering free box fans to seniors and disabled adults to help them deal with summer heat, with registration required at local recreation centers starting June 20.

Four individuals were charged after robbing postal workers at gunpoint in Greensboro and Charlotte, with one suspect accidentally shooting himself during the incidents.

FedEx is closing its Conover, NC, facility, affecting 69 jobs, amid broader business adjustments, offering severance and transfer options to the impacted workers.

ZARA, a global clothing retailer, will open its first North Carolina location at SouthPark Mall in Charlotte in 2026, occupying a prime spot for its U.S. expansion plans.