Bicyclist Paul Rucker, 59, was fatally hit by a vehicle driven by Kesha Jackson in Charlotte. Jackson faces charges; impairment not identified. Witnesses are sought for the ongoing investigation.

The N.C. Department of Transportation warns of heavy traffic near Charlotte Motor Speedway for NASCAR events from Oct 3-5 and advises alternative routes.

The Hickory 5K Series ends with the Trick or Trot 5K, a Halloween-themed run in northeast Hickory on Oct. 25, supporting the Bill McDonald Scholarship Fund.

The NWS has forecasted a mix of cloudy and sunny weather for Charlotte, NC, with rain chances today and sunny days ahead, including highs in the mid-70s to 80 degrees.

The Lancaster County Sheriff's Office praised MUSC's upcoming Lancaster Hospital for its expected benefits to law enforcement and community healthcare.

Retired Charlotte Fire Captain Scott Walker reflects on his new life post-career and cancer recovery, advocating for early prostate cancer screening and enjoying simple pleasures.

Charlotte police identified homicide victim Shawn T. Davis II, 31, and are investigating the case with Detective Moran leading. The public is urged to assist by providing tips.

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.