A wildfire near the Caldwell-Wilkes county border in North Carolina, covering 60 acres, led to evacuations and a rapid response from multiple agencies; the fire was contained in six hours.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police investigate an early morning homicide on Burkland Drive after a stabbing incident.

Charlotte, NC, will experience variable weather, with early-week showers giving way to sunny skies and temperatures reaching 80 degrees by Sunday. A Hazardous Weather Outlook warns of increased fire danger later in the week.

Authorities in Burke County seized 3 kilograms of meth, targeting local distribution, after acting on a tip. Details on arrests and the investigation are ongoing.

Charlotte faces increased fire danger today with gusty winds and low humidity; NWS urges caution due to wildfire risks. Outdoor burn bans are in effect.

Raul Bello Rojas faces charges in the U.S. for cocaine trafficking, illegal gun possession, and reentry after deportation. He could receive a life sentence if convicted.

Mecklenburg County's plan for Latta Place focuses on an inclusive historical narrative with a new trail, visitor center, and refresh of the farmstead, aiming for community unity and education.

The Rowan County Sheriff's Office is seeking Joseph Parham Jr. for a February shooting incident, advising the public to approach with caution as he is considered armed and dangerous.

Lincoln County, NC encourages residents to explore outdoor areas and use the "GET HEALTHY" map of local parks and trails, despite a faulty link in their social media post.

Mecklenburg County Commission Chair delivers a positive State of the County address, highlighting diversity, economic strength, and prioritizing key areas like education and health despite revenue challenges.

The National Weather Service warns of increased fire risk in Charlotte, NC, due to low humidity, gusty winds, and dry conditions, cautioning against outdoor burning.

The community of Lincoln County has taken to social media to celebrate National Transit Driver Appreciation Day, commending local TLC drivers for their service.

Charlotte County Government announces a week of public meetings starting March 24, including County Commission sessions and advisory board meetings focused on local infrastructure issues.