WFAE staff and wire reports

A Charlotte-Mecklenburg police officer is in stable condition after being shot overnight in west Charlotte, according to CMPD.

UNC Charlotte opened its football season with a loss Saturday, falling to The Citadel 43-41 in triple overtime.

A person has tested positive for tuberculosis at Alexander Graham Middle School in south Charlotte, according to health officials.

Mecklenburg County commissioners have approved shifting more than $3 million in funds to reopen the North Detention Center in an effort to ease overcrowding at the county's main jail in uptown Charlotte.

A federal jury in Charlotte has convicted two protesters arrested during Operation Charlotte’s Web, an immigration enforcement crackdown in November.

A century-old building in uptown Charlotte has been demolished to make way for a data center.

The Charlotte area is expected to see its coolest day of the workweek on Monday before hotter and more humid conditions settle in for the rest of the week.

Housing activity across the Charlotte region remained stable in July, with buyer demand and sales activity staying close to year-ago levels despite higher mortgage rates.

Sen. Darline Graham and U.S. Rep. Ralph Norman made their closing arguments to South Carolina Republican voters ahead of Tuesday's U.S. Senate runoff election.

A petition from a local government candidate seeking to use a Wiccan name on the ballot has prompted the N.C. State Board of Elections to clarify what names candidates may use.