A driver was rescued after their truck plunged into a retention pond in east Charlotte due to loss of vehicle control amid heavy snow. No injuries were reported, and authorities urged caution near water during severe weather.

Concord Police are seeking 16-year-old Roy Glascoe Jr. for a double homicide involving fatal shootings on Kite Court NE. He is considered armed and dangerous.

Suspect Kelvin Javier Molina Garcia was arrested in Texas for a Westover Division homicide, with extradition to Charlotte pending. The investigation is ongoing.

Daniel Joseph Broadway from Charlotte was sentenced to 6 ½ years for possessing CSAM, including AI-generated images. He will also have supervised release for life and must pay fines and restitution.

Hickory adjusts services due to winter weather, with changes in waste collection and facility schedules. Libraries and recreation centers operate on modified hours, while some activities are rescheduled.

An 18-year-old from Mint Hill was indicted for attempting to provide material support to ISIS, with charges related to planning attacks with knives and hammers.

Charlotte man Erik Magana faces new bank fraud and mail theft charges after a previous conviction. If convicted, he could be sentenced to up to 30 years in prison.

Hickory faces schedule changes and service disruptions due to snow; some facilities have reduced hours, while waste collection is suspended for the day.

Charlotte faces a cold weather advisory with wind chills near single digits, urging residents to dress warmly to avoid hypothermia. Conditions may include icy patches and a cold week ahead.

A Charlotte arcade bar, Super Abari Game Bar, was burglarized during a storm, with footage showing a man stealing liquor. The suspect is possibly linked to a previous incident.

The Statesville Police Department is seeking public assistance in identifying two suspects involved in a larceny at a local CVS on January 17th. Images and descriptions of the suspects have been posted on their Facebook page.

Winter Storm Fern prompts Huntersville officials to close public facilities and declare a state of emergency due to hazardous conditions, urging residents to prepare for power outages and minimize travel.

An Ice Storm Warning is in effect for parts of North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia, with potential hazard conditions including power outages and dangerous travel.