Two men in North Carolina face felony charges including robbery and kidnapping after an alleged assault and shooting at Highway Tire on October 29, 2025.

Hickory seeks nominations for its Beautification Awards Program to honor local aesthetic improvements in various categories. Nominations close on Nov. 28.

Frank Wayne Campbell, 66, was arrested by the Burke County Sheriff's Office on charges related to the exploitation of minors, following a cyber-tip and investigation.

The Union County Sheriff's Office arrested Paul Metcalf for child exploitation after a cyber tip. They found over 23,000 illegal images and held him on a $400,000 bond. Sheriff Cathey praised his team's efforts.

Charlotte's weather forecast promises morning fog to clear, leading to partly sunny skies with a high near 66°F. Clear skies continue into the week with steady temperatures and light winds.

Mecklenburg County prepares for a halt in SNAP benefits due to the federal government shutdown, affecting 138,500 residents, with local efforts to aid those impacted.

Mooresville Fire-Rescue participated in Lakeshore Elementary's annual pumpkin drop, blending autumn fun with a physics lesson for first graders. No pumpkin survived the 80-foot drop.

The Charlotte Fire Department celebrated promotions of four members, including Kevin Carr to Battalion Chief and three others to Captain, highlighting their dedication and service.

Lenoir Rhyne Blvd NE in Hickory will be closed from 7th Ave to Highland Ave for traffic signal work tonight from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Traffic will be rerouted to 8th St NE.

NCDOT invites public input on proposed I-77 improvements, including extra express lanes, interchanges, and bike paths, through meetings and online resources.

Hickory drivers should expect a temporary detour as First Street NW closes for building renovations. The street is scheduled to reopen by Friday, Nov. 7, and downtown access will remain open.

The CMPD honored first responders on National First Responders Day, highlighting their courage and collaboration, especially during the 2025 Active Violence Training.

Mecklenburg County warns residents of a jury service scam involving false threats for missing jury duty, via fraudulent calls and emails. Authorities advise against responding to or providing information to these scams.