The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police are seeking help to find 9-year-old Louisa Madej, who went missing from Providence Country Club Drive. She is described as a white female with brown hair and green eyes, last seen wearing pajamas and silver crocs.

Belmont Police are seeking 46-year-old Mitchell Morrison for questioning in an armed robbery and car theft. His past includes indictments for similar crimes. The public is encouraged to provide leads.

Charlotte County announces holiday closures for government offices, public utilities, libraries, parks, and transit services, with emergency services remaining operational.

A school bus in east Charlotte was involved in a serious crash, causing life-threatening injuries to two. One student was hospitalised as a precaution.

Concord seeks artists for the Les Myers Park Mural Project, focusing on themes of nature, community, history, and harmony. The mural will be on the park's tennis wall, with submissions due by January 13, 2025.

An American Airlines flight to Charlotte returned to New York after a bird strike, landing safely at JFK with no injuries reported. Passengers were re-accommodated with overnight stays.

Nick Aceves is appointed as Rowan County's Director of the Parks and Recreation Department, replacing the retiring Don Bringle. Aceves brings a 20-year tenure and experience from Salisbury's department.

The search continues for Candice Jean Aufrecht, missing since March 8, 2023. She was last seen at a Lincolnton Chick-fil-A with Zachary Ramey. Authorities seek public help.

A boil water notice is in effect for the Burnt Store area due to repairs at a water treatment plant, with guidance to use boiled or bottled water until further notice.

A cold weather shelter will open in Charlotte County due to dropping temperatures, requiring pre-registration for guests by 8 p.m. at the Charlotte CARE Center.

Charlotte mourns Ta'Haley Payton, found dead after disappearing in late November. Payton was last seen on Charlottetowne Avenue; details of her death are pending.

One person died in an early morning crash on I-485 in northeast Charlotte, with emergency services responding and an investigation underway. Traffic delays were minimal.

East Mecklenburg High School was on a modified lockdown due to social media threats. Instruction continued with limited hallway movement and increased security. The nature of the threats wasn't disclosed, but disciplinary actions were mentioned.