Sheriff seeks help to find suspects in attempted murder and providing alcohol to minors case; suspects are considered armed and dangerous, one party organizer charged.

The Hickory Police Department warns residents about scam texts claiming unpaid traffic tickets and urges not to click embedded links, advising to contact them for legitimacy confirmation.

Gastonia Police celebrated the completion of a citizen training program by residents who learned about city governance, aiming to foster community engagement.

Authorities seek public help for evidence in the Walnut Acres Drive mass shooting, asking for camera footage and social media activity around specific local roads.

Hazardous weather with potential thunderstorms is forecasted for parts of Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina, though clear weather is expected afterwards.

A Monroe police officer was shot and is stable; the suspect was killed after a manhunt following the initial pursuit. The area is on lockdown during the investigation.

Rowan County Public Health has launched a Mental Health and Resiliency Webpage, providing resources, educational content, and training to support community well-being.

Charlotte Fire Department celebrated the graduation of Recruit Class 131, who are now ready to serve the community after completing rigorous training.

The Asian Herald Library in Charlotte, led by Dr. Ki-Hyun Chun, has become a vital cultural hub with over 150,000 books, making it the largest private Asian library in the USA.

Mooresville authorities seek public assistance in locating Shakeya Jones, a missing 17-year-old girl, working closely with her father. The community is urged to report any information to the police.

Hickory seeks public input on Catawba Valley Boulevard and Startown Road improvements to enhance safety, applying for a USDOT grant and scheduling a public meeting.

Suzette Rhee Nedrich has been appointed as the director of Mecklenburg County's Public Information Department, building on her public service experience and award-winning career in journalism.

The National Weather Service predicts a 60% chance of rain and potential thunderstorms in Charlotte, with a high of 77°F and calmer winds in the afternoon.