An 18-year-old named Maximillian Ruggiero has been charged with first-degree murder in the October homicide of 18-year-old Zackary Evan Rieken in south Charlotte.

The article announces the January 6, 2025 deadline for paying 2024 property taxes in Mecklenburg County without incurring interest and outlines payment methods available.

Charlotte faces increased fire danger due to low humidity and strong winds, as the National Weather Service issues a Fire Danger Statement for the area.

City employees in Charlotte reflect on the harsh conditions and camaraderie experienced during the 2002 NC ice storm, highlighting their growth and response evolution.

Charlotte County is seeking residents to volunteer for various county committees, including licensing and fire service advisement, with an emphasis on community impact and participation.

The Keystone Boulevard bridge over President's Waterway will be closed for significant repairs from Dec. 3 until Mar. 3, 2025, with detours and advisories in place.

The article discusses the temporary closure of Westchester Boulevard for pipe repairs, the measures in place for commuters, and contact information for further details.

A firefighter was injured when a fire truck overturned on an icy Interstate 40 in Statesville while responding to other accidents caused by wintry weather.

Charlotte, NC faces icy conditions after an early December snowfall, with temperatures in the 20s and warnings of hazardous roads, especially on bridges and overpasses. Travel caution is urged as the area awaits a midweek warming.

McAdenville, NC, known as Christmastown USA, begins its annual holiday light display, a tradition since 1956 featuring events like Santa’s Workshop and a Yule Log Parade.

Gaston County has launched a warming center at the Gastonia Farmer’s Market, open during sub-freezing nights without ID requirements, supported by local partnerships.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department is investigating the murder of pregnant Jameisha Wilkes, with suspect Dasean Maddox facing additional charges.

Concord city services schedule changes for Thanksgiving include government office closures, waste collection delays, and reduced hours for recreation centers and the ClearWater Arts Center.