A Lenoir man was charged with murder after a shooting in Caldwell County, where he allegedly killed Michael Watson Jr., following a dispute at a camper.

Gastonia Police Department's RTCC used Flock Camera tech to arrest a shooting suspect. Their rapid response, aided by this technology, highlights the growing role of real-time data in law enforcement.

Extreme winter weather prompts closure of Mecklenburg County offices and services, including DSS and public health offices; emergency services remain operational.

Charlotte faces a severe cold snap with advisories for low wind chills and icy roads. Residents are urged to take precautions against hypothermia and travel hazards.

Statesville, North Carolina, advises residents on winter storm preparedness, stressing safety without generators and urging neighborly welfare checks.

Statesville calls for final day donations in the Warm Hearts Coat Drive led by Police Department Junior Ambassadors, seeking new or gently used coats for those in need.

Mecklenburg County Park and Recreation announces summer camp 2026 registration opening in early February, with priority for residents starting Feb. 3. Various camp options, including scholarships for eligible locals, are detailed on their website.

The Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office launches a new app offering alerts, inmate and sex offender info, and a way to connect with local law enforcement.

The Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Office celebrated the graduation of its first all-female cohort from a program supporting mental health and entrepreneurship.

A man crashed his car into BargainMax after a dispute over a "Sears" sign. No injuries reported, but he faces assault charges. The store closed for damage repair.

NCDOT plans to install an all-way stop at N.C. 62 and Coltrane Mill Road intersection for increased safety, with work delayed to January 16th due to weather.

Mecklenburg County Health Director Dr. Raynard Washington resigns, effective January 2026, after leading through the pandemic and implementing public health initiatives.

Charlotte's weather forecast includes sun, showers, and possible snow, with mild temperatures and varying wind conditions. The NWS warns of fire danger in the area.