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A building near West Mecklenburg High School on Tuckaseegee Road was set on fire; Charlotte Fire Department reported $2,000 loss and no injuries.

Chance the Rapper slated to perform at The Amp Ballantyne in Charlotte. Tickets via Ticketmaster; show starts 7:30 p.m. anniversary release slated for mid-June.

One driver died and another was hospitalized after a head-on collision on Indian Trail Fairview Road in Union County; N.C. Highway Patrol is investigating.

Firefighters and Piedmont Natural Gas respond to a fire and gas leak in Matthews at Morningwood Drive and Pleasant Plains Road; drivers should take alternate routes.

Two lawsuits allege a Belmont-based gynecologist assaulted patients during pelvic exams at an Ashley Clinic in Gastonia; the North Carolina Medical Board previously reprimanded him.

City Thrift will open its first North Carolina store at 6029 South Blvd. in Charlotte this summer, offering vintage finds, home goods and about 50 new jobs.

Ann Marie’s, a burger and fries concept from Chef Renaldo Norris, opened May 5 in Northwest Charlotte. Expect smashburgers, wings, loaded fries and more.

Arrest warrant in a triple homicide reports 16-year-old girl planned to kill her family with the help of a 28-year-old man, North Carolina documents show.

Disgraced attorney Alex Murdaugh was convicted of killing his wife and youngest son in 2023, but the South Carolina Supreme Court overturned that decision.

73-year-old man accused of owning vehicle fixed up to resemble patrol car, North Carolina sheriff says. Search reveals handcuffs, leg shackles, officials say.