A body of an unidentified woman found in Cabarrus County is under investigation as a homicide. Authorities are seeking help to identify her through her clothing and a necklace she was wearing.

Charlotte man on supervised release for prior firearm violation sentenced to over nine years for illegal gun possession and involvement in a shooting.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny skies and mild winds for Charlotte, NC today, with a chance of showers increasing from Sunday to Veterans Day.

Charlotte Fire's new Field Technician program supports chiefs, enhancing response efficiency and safety in the face of the city's increasing demands on first responders.

Monifa Drayton resigned as Executive Director of the Mecklenburg Democratic Party, citing a racist and toxic work environment following the party's recent election disappointments.

The Statesville Police determined that Shelbie Lynn Smith's death was accidental after a months-long investigation. She was found unresponsive following a child's disappearance.

An ex-Davidson College electrician was charged with secret peeping, accused of filming individuals over 10+ years. The college and police are investigating.

A pedestrian was struck and killed by a vehicle in northeast Charlotte, sparking an investigation and causing traffic disruptions on University City Blvd.

Charlotte County Affordable Housing Advisory Committee is seeking local volunteers with expertise in areas like building and banking to address affordable housing needs.

The National Weather Service issued a fog advisory for Charlotte, N.C., impacting morning commutes and advising caution. Showers are expected later with a mild temperature of 75 degrees.

A $110,000 Carolina Cash 5 lottery ticket sold in Dobson, NC, remains unclaimed with a deadline of November 12 to be presented at lottery headquarters.

Davidson College employee Jeremy Whitworth was charged with felony secret peeping involving a camera. The college is searching the campus for other devices.

Charlotte County announces closures and modified services for Veterans Day, including government offices and libraries, while utilities and waste services continue as normal.