Prepare for intense heat this weekend as temperatures soar into the mid 90s, with heat indices reaching the triple digits.

Dozens rallied in Uptown Charlotte on Saturday to support immigrant families and call for changes to U.S. immigration enforcement.

Anson County says lab results show the water system meets state drinking water requirements.

Dailyn Young is charged with two counts of attempted murder and two counts of discharging a weapon into an occupied property.

Taylor Farms confirmed contaminated bags of shredded lettuce was distributed nationwide, including to the Carolinas.

The South Carolina Republican has already received some high-profile endorsements.

The I-77 toll lane project faces growing opposition as local officials grapple with financial pressures from North Carolina's new budget.

Mecklenburg County is under a Code Orange Air Quality Alert, signaling potential health risks from ground-level ozone for sensitive groups.

Justin Hazelton confirmed the closure of Lorem Ipsum, a popular Central Avenue bar, but plans to build a new business in the same area.

The Pageland Watermelon Festival returns for its 75th year with enhanced security measures after last year's event was cut short by a deadly shooting.

Malcolm Joseph, 34, is facing one count of simple assault.

Lawrence Gowan of Styx discussed the band's upcoming show in Charlotte at the Truliant Amphitheater on Saturday.

Chase Burton has turned to an unconventional job search strategy, standing at busy intersections with a QR code to attract employers

County officials hope the free program helps steer teens toward positive activities amid ongoing conversations about youth crime and public safety

The crash happened on Albemarle Road near Manchester Lane.

American Eagle is investing $41 million to build a new distribution center in Salisbury, creating more than 200 jobs.

The estate of Stanley Brucker will receive $200,000 from Fort Mill School District 4 for his death in March 2024.

North Carolina's budget allows the SBI to track drivers on any state-maintained road using AI cameras. It's a win for law enforcement, but privacy advocates worry.

North Carolina has reported 307 cases of cyclosporiasis and 13 hospitalizations. Officials say the outbreak isn't connected to the outbreak involving Taco Bell.

E'mani Green is appealing a judge's refusal to dismiss a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family of Shanquella Robinson.

A Chester man is accused of hitting an elderly man in a wheelchair with his Dodge pickup truck and leaving the scene.

Graham, 71, died from an aortic dissection on July 11, according to a statement from his office.

A Charlotte activist group plans a Saturday protest against ICE at Romare Bearden Park, citing recent fatal shootings in Texas and Maine by federal agents.

Anson County said more than 40 agencies assisted roughly 22,500 residents affected by a water system failure this month.

The town says the Spinners skipped the bidding process to play at the renovated park. The team's response? We didn't bid because we already have a lease.

The drowning was reported in the 8900 block of Powell Road Thursday evening.

The swimming beach at South Point Access Park on Lake Wylie is closed after routine testing detected elevated levels of E. coli.

Nearly 19 months after a Charlotte shooting injured two students, state charges against the accused Paris Lewis-Bynum are dropped, citing self-defense.

Mecklenburg County's new WIC Farmers Market Nutrition Program offers families $30 in benefits for fresh produce, with potential for more through matching programs.

Officers and a UNC Charlotte drought expert warn boaters to stay alert as low water exposes sandbars and rocks around the lake

New CMPD data shows 282 shootings into occupied properties through June, while community groups work to prevent more violence.

​This program becomes even more crucial as CDOT expects projects to pick up "immediately" due to the sales tax revenue.

One person was hurt in a stabbing at an Aldi in University City on Thursday, officials said.

Scammers are impersonating real officers, demanding $800 for a fake jail release program called "Second Chance Diversion."

CMPD says Lashaundra Jackson admitted to filing a false police report for a stolen gun despite knowing her boyfriend used it in the shooting.