Issac Christenbury received three consecutive life sentences without parole for murdering his girlfriend and her parents in Maiden, N.C., as witnessed by a 10-year-old.

New warrants suggest a family's link to Asha Degree's 2000 disappearance, citing deceptive polygraph results and a DNA match to items found in Asha's bookbag.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg homeless shelters expand capacity and operations to protect the homeless from severe cold, with collaboration from local organizations and free transport via CATS buses.

The NWS has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for the Charlotte area, forecasting snow, rain, and sleet, with minimal accumulation but potential travel hazards.

Mecklenburg County Manager Dena R. Diorio received the 2025 Excellence in Leadership Award from the Rotary Club of Charlotte for her exceptional leadership, particularly during emergencies and implementing initiatives like Meck Pre-K.

Charlotte firefighters deploy to assist with flood response in Kentucky, led by Captain Jerry Rodgers, as part of NC Task Force Three. They are equipped with boats and rescue gear for difficult weather conditions.

The National Weather Service forecasts chilly weather in Charlotte, NC, with a coming winter storm expected to bring rain, snow, and icy conditions, impacting travel around midweek.

Inspired by early exposure to firefighters, Nicolas Adade pursued a career with the Charlotte Fire Department, aiming to impact lives and improve representation within the community.

Sonya L. Harper, director of Mecklenburg County Criminal Justice Services, received the Opportunity Award for aiding formerly incarcerated individuals.

Ex-pastor from North Carolina, Ashley James Crouse, was sentenced to 10 years for CSAM possession and receipt, with lifetime supervised release and sex offender registration required.

Police seek help finding Doris Gutierrez, 66, missing since February 9 in Charlotte with possible cognitive impairment. She wore a white shirt and blue jeans.

Charlotte faces foggy conditions with high humidity, but skies will clear later. The NWS warns of heavy rain and potential flooding later in the week.

Cloudy skies with a sunny glimpse and a high of 72 degrees are expected in Charlotte, NC, shifting winds and a 50% chance of evening showers. Showers likely in the coming days with persistent wet conditions.