A domestic violence incident outside Cabarrus County DSS resulted in a mother and daughter being killed by the mother's husband, who later died by suicide after a police chase.

Mecklenburg County announces a two-hour delay for office and facility openings on Thursday, Feb. 20, due to cold weather. Essential services remain accessible.

Charlotte experiences chilly weather with morning snow showers, expected to clear up with a high of 38°F and strong winds. NWS advises caution due to potential slippery roads.

Two people were killed in a shooting at the Cabarrus County DSS in Kannapolis, NC, followed by the suspect dying from a self-inflicted gunshot after a police chase.

Remains found in Lenoir identified as missing Alexander County man, Jeffery Beach Laxton, ending a months-long search. No signs of foul play observed as the investigation continues.

Charlotte firefighters have deployed to Kentucky to aid in severe flooding relief, bringing specialized equipment and expertise for water rescues and managing exposure to freezing temperatures.

Police captured fugitive Ryan Bumgarner after a car chase involving a stolen vehicle in Monroe; no officers were harmed. Bumgarner faces multiple charges.

The Charlotte community held a funeral for flight attendant Danasia Elder, who died in a plane collision. The service saw a large turnout of flight crews.

Cornelius Boulevard in Charlotte County will be closed for repairs between Gennaro Avenue and Biscayne Drive from Feb. 19-22, daily from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Taiji Group USA settles for $460,395 on claims of misleading the government to secure a PPP loan by providing false information about ownership and board member residency.

Charlotte man Osco Jackson sentenced to over five years for illegal firearm possession as a felon, including a prior violent and drug conviction history.

Charlotte County seeks volunteers for advisory board vacancies, including a range of positions related to local services and infrastructure, with various term lengths. Residents and property owners are invited to apply.

The Charlotte County Commission is planning a workshop to discuss a 20-year capital needs assessment for county infrastructure, set for Feb. 18, 2025.