Officers in Charlotte responded to a shooting and later arrested four individuals, confiscating five firearms, including a stolen one, after a car crash involving a stolen vehicle.

Charlotte faces a week of heavy rain and potential localized flooding, as a cold front brings persistent showers, thunderstorms, and fog, with a tropical cyclone possibly affecting the area by Monday.

A deadly shooting at a Charlotte hotel sparks a homicide investigation; the female victim's identity is undisclosed, with no arrests yet as police seek information.

The Rowan County Sheriff's Office, with K-9 Tess, seized a large amount of marijuana and cash on I-85. They encourage public tips for ongoing investigations.

Huntersville receives a $500,000 state grant for First Responders Park, requiring matching funds from the town to honor first responders and enhance local recreation.

Charlotte is employing Smart Surfaces strategies to reduce urban heat and manage stormwater, potentially saving millions in health, energy, and infrastructure costs over 35 years, according to a city report and the Smart Surfaces Coalition analysis.

A 13-year-old was charged with a felony for making a false school shooting threat in Union County, leading to a thorough but fruitless search by police.

Officer Julie Emory is celebrated as a guiding force at Statesville High School, balancing safety and relationship building with students as a School Resource Officer.

Officer Bryan McGahan of the Mooresville Police Department received the Advanced Law Enforcement Certificate from the North Carolina Criminal Justice Education and Training Standards Commission.

Union County settled for $3.25 million in the fatal shooting of Malcolm Staton by a deputy, with $2.44 million for his estate and $812,500 for his girlfriend.

Huntersville seeks a representative for a potential Mecklenburg Public Transportation Authority, pending a November 4 vote on a transportation sales tax. The P.A.V.E. Act requires specific expertise with an October 22 application deadline.

New Translations will perform at the Sails Original Music Series finale in Hickory on September 26, bringing their unique indie rock sound to Union Square at 7 p.m.

Statesville Police Department acknowledged Thank a Police Officer Day, highlighting their service and dedication, as well as their commitment to community relations and trust-building.