Chester County deputies arrested Laurkeia Montgomery, who had multiple arrest warrants for charges including weapons violations and assault. Despite his false identity claim, he was also found with illegal narcotics.

Charlotte County Public Works announces intermittent northbound lane closures on Gasparilla Road at S. McCall Road for pavement marking work, between 12 a.m. and 5 a.m. Tuesday. Detours will be posted.

York Police are searching for Pendergrass, charged with attempted murder after shooting a man, who is now stable. He is considered armed and dangerous.

Charlotte is working to reconnect its West End with citywide infrastructure projects and community input, aiming to address past urban planning wrongs and prevent displacement from gentrification.

Michael Roach, who was accused of killing his daughter, died from a self-inflicted gunshot. The child was abducted and murdered before Roach was chased by police and shot himself.

East C Street in Kannapolis has been renamed Milton Taylor Street to honor the late community leader and educator who greatly contributed to local education and civic organizations.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police are investigating the homicide of 33-year-old John Prentiss Ward, with Detective Lewis leading the case and the public urged to share information.

Amorette Smith was arrested for fatally neglecting her two cats, leading to one's death and the other's euthanasia.

The Charlotte County Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will discuss community engagement and park promotion on April 2 at Centennial Park Recreation Center. The public meeting includes a parks tour.

Mecklenburg County prepares for Child Abuse Prevention Month in April, featuring blue outfits, pinwheels, and an event to raise awareness about child protection.

Charlotte Solid Waste Services workers Brandon Martin and Kenneth Wiley are praised for saving a man's life during their route after quickly intervening when they found him unresponsive.

A Red Flag Warning has been issued by the National Weather Service in Greenville-Spartanburg SC for high fire risk due to strong winds and low humidity.

Two Union County Sheriff's Office staff, Krista Cahoon and Kristen Burns, achieved SHRM Certified Professional certification after a 14-week training program.