Gastonia partners with Peel Scooters for an electric scooter pilot program, aiming to enhance eco-friendly transit in the city. The pilot includes a new fleet and emphasizes safety and responsible riding.

Gerald Faulkner received the 2025 B Well Operator of the Year Award for his work at Kannapolis Water Treatment Plant.

Matthews seeks a representative for the MPTA to help shape Mecklenburg County's transportation future, which includes buses, rail, and micro-transit. Applications are open through November 30.

The Centralina Regional Council and City of Charlotte offer funding for nonprofits to promote solar energy to low-moderate income households. Applications for the Solarize Charlotte-Mecklenburg program are due November 21.

The trial for the 2019 shooting of Scott Brooks includes emotional surveillance footage and discussions of crime scene integrity, with the jury being reminded of their duty.

Mecklenburg County homeowners can apply for financial aid through the HOMES program until the November 21 deadline.

Charlotte firefighters extinguished a house fire in Uptown on Sunday, with no injuries reported due to functional smoke alarms. The fire started from a seized compressor motor in a chest freezer, causing over $80,000 in damages.

The Union County Sheriff's Office issued 157 charges during traffic operations in Indian Trail and Weddington, targeting various violations including DWIs and speeding.

The National Weather Service predicts fog, sun, and possible showers for Charlotte, N.C., with changing temperatures and a Hazardous Weather Outlook for freezing conditions.

A Cleveland County deputy has been charged with murder in a domestic violence-related shooting at an apartment complex in Shelby. The North Carolina SBI is investigating the incident.

A stabbing on a Charlotte bus resulted in non-life-threatening injuries. James Bennett was charged in the incident, raising safety concerns among local transit riders.

Monroe Police investigate a double homicide after finding two dead bodies in Monroe, with no ongoing threat to the community. Details remain undisclosed as the investigation continues.

Marquel James Jackson received a 12-15 year sentence for attempted murder after firing at a vehicle in Hickory when his drug sale offer was refused and his robbery attempt thwarted.