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A driver on Springs Road surrendered after STAR team armored cars and less‑lethal munitions were used. No injuries were reported and charges are pending.
CMPD says an 85-year-old driver died after a Nov. 17 single-vehicle crash on Sharon View Road; investigators say speed and impairment aren't suspected.
Food & Drinks in ...
Raising Cane’s will open its first Charlotte-area restaurant in Rock Hill on Feb. 24, with hiring underway and a likely Lucky 20 giveaway on opening day.
Community & Society in ...
Charlotte spotlights two city service couples, the Greenes and Mahoneys, showcasing their love stories alongside their contributions to the community.
Two early‑morning shootings in Charlotte happened minutes apart at apartment complexes; two people were hospitalized and police are investigating.
Family members mourn Jordan Davis after a fatal shooting at Peppertree Apartments on Feb. 8; a 23‑year‑old has been charged and CMPD installed a security tower.
A multi‑county pursuit ended in Taylorsville with a suspect arrested and hazardous‑device teams clearing a vehicle after officials received an explosive tip.
The Matthews Police Department received the "Community Impact Award" from the Matthews Chamber of Commerce for their C.O.R.E. Unit's engagement efforts.
A shooting Friday evening along Baltimore Avenue in southwest Charlotte left one person seriously injured, MEDIC and local reports say.
Dear Dad's is planning a downtown Greensboro outpost at 219 S Elm in roughly 1,850 sq ft to ease demand at its Battleground Avenue location.
Weather & Environment in ...
The National Weather Service forecasts variable weather for Charlotte, NC, including chilly temperatures, rain, and a gradual warm-up towards the week's end.
Retail & Industry in ...
Lowe's will cut about 600 corporate and support roles tied to its Mooresville base; the company says store employees aren't affected and will provide support to those impacted.
Real Estate & Development in ...
Two landlords agreed to stop using RealPage’s rent‑setting software in North Carolina, a move AG Jeff Jackson says will affect Charlotte‑area renters. The deals join earlier settlements and federal action targeting algorithmic pricing.
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