CMPD has arrested Cristian Caraballo for the murder of Ernesto Toledo, urging public to share information and vowing transparency in the ongoing investigation.

A man died in a mobile home fire in Gaston County. The fire, caused by combustibles near a heater, was quickly controlled, but not before claiming a life and injuring two firefighters.

Traffic shift on U.S. 29/U.S. 70 near Old Thomasville Road interchange will impact Davidson County drivers, as part of a bridge reconstruction project.

Union County to revamp 14+ miles of roads with a $5 million investment by the N.C. Department of Transportation; TrueRock Construction of Monroe secured the contract.

Monroe Police Department celebrates Records Clerk Kayla Funderburk as employee of the month, recognizing her professionalism and impact on the community since October 2020.

An elk in North Carolina was seen with a child's swing tangled in its antlers. It was safely removed by wildlife officials and the Sheriff’s Office thanked NC Wildlife and the community.

Cabarrus County community organizes a health fair offering resources, warm clothing, and support on December 12th, backed by local donations and partnerships.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police conducted a retail theft operation at Belgate Shopping Center, resulting in over $1,100 of recovered goods and multiple charges.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department honors Chief Jennings on his retirement, praising his impactful career and contribution to policing innovation.

The Union County Sheriff's Office advises shoppers to be vigilant during the holiday season to prevent theft, offering tips for both in-store and online shopping to ensure personal and financial security.

Waste Connections adjusts Thanksgiving week schedule in Huntersville, moving Thursday and Friday trash pick-ups to the following days and starting collections an hour earlier.

Charlotte's Thanksgiving forecast is chilly with increasing clouds and a high near 51°F, dropping to 28°F overnight. Sunny and windy conditions are expected for Black Friday shopping.

Ian Patrick is recommended to join the Cabarrus County Board, succeeding Lynn Shue. His focus on development and public service informs his approach to governance.