CHINA GROVE, NC (WBTV)- A woman was found murdered in her China Grove home Saturday night, and after a search through the night, her boyfriend is now in custody facing a murder warrant.

On Saturday at approximately 7:45 pm, officers with the China Grove Police Department received a call to check on the welfare of an individual who had been reported missing to the Rowan County Sheriff's Office.   

Reported missing was Roxanne Fowler Maddry, 48.

When police arrived at the home of Maddry's boyfriend, Wayne Hill, at 124 Poplar Street in China Grove, they found the her vehicle at the home, as well as additional items of evidence that led them to believe that Maddry may was inside the home and possibly injured.  

Police forced entry and found Maddry and determined that she had been fatally wounded.   Police told WBTV that Maddry had died from blunt force trauma.

SALISBURY - One of Salisbury's unique institutions has been in full swing over the weekend and reaches a climax tonight with the 54th annual National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Awards banquet.

The 54th Annual NSSA Awards Weekend is in full gear, with some of the more than 400 guests in town from all over the country.  

Hall of Fame inductees Dick Vitale and Mitch Albom are both expected in Salisbury, along with National Sportscaster of the Year Dan Patrick and National Sportswriter of the Year Peter King.  

In addition, 65 State Sportscasters and Sportswriters of the Year were scheduled to attend, including winners from the 36 states and the District of Columbia.

Arizona will also be represented by Michigan Sportscaster of the Year Don Shane.  He retired in 2012 and now lives in the Grand Canyon State.

CHARLOTTE - WBTV meteorologist Ashley Batey says we can expect a wet Monday all across the WBTV viewing area, and some areas may even experience flooding:

Flash flood watch in effect until 6:00 tonight.  Another round of rain likely today, and with heavy downpours possible, flooding will once again be a concern today. 

As far as location, there is no one place more likely to see it than the next.  It will be wherever we see the heaviest rain in the shortest amount of time.

Additionally, severe weather is possible, with damaging straight-line winds the most likely threat for us.  While unlikely, an isolated tornado threat can’t be ruled out.  Lightning likely this afternoon, too.