Salisbury, NC announces road closure for tree pruning on South Fulton Street, scheduled from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on January 6, with weather alternative of January 7.

A fatal collision occurred in Charlotte, involving a Honda CR-V and BMW 335i, resulting in two deaths, serious injuries to one driver, and life-threatening injuries to a child. Speed is a suspected factor; investigations continue.

A man died following a single-vehicle crash on Carmel Road in Charlotte-Mecklenburg; speed was a factor, with a toxicology report pending. Police urge witnesses to contact Detective Mercedes with any information.

The Huntersville Fire Department expressed support on Facebook for the Mint Hill Police and Fire Departments after an incident, thanking them for their selfless service.

Two Mint Hill police officers are recovering after being shot during a child custody exchange; the suspect was killed. The community is shaken but hopeful for the officers' recovery.

A young resident named Corbyn in Concord, NC, was recognized by the Fire Department for alerting authorities to smoke from a neighbor's garage, saving dogs and preventing further damage.

Head-on collision in Lancaster County claims one life on S.C. Highway 200 involving a sedan and a pickup truck.

Charlotte, N.C. weather includes a shift from cloudy to sunny, with temperatures ranging from highs in the 60s and 70s to a low near 34°F by Sunday night.

NCDOT has awarded a $2.9 million contract to NJR Group Inc. for resurfacing 11 miles of roads in Cabarrus County, with work starting in January and expected to complete by spring 2027.

R.O.'s Bar-B-Cue in Gaston County is closing after 80 years due to economic challenges, but their slaw and pimento cheese will remain available in stores.

The Monroe Police Department celebrated K9 Diesel with a ceremony, highlighting his skills and thanking him for his service, complete with his favorite toy, tennis balls.

Lt. Colie Trimnal was elected to the Carolina Organized Retail Crime Alliance Board, reflecting his dedication to combating retail crime in the Carolinas.

York County Sheriff's Office seeks public help in locating William Ray Schiavone, wanted for numerous charges including identity fraud, shoplifting, and grand larceny.