Police activity on Camberwell Drive in Mint Hill has ended, and normal traffic has resumed, as announced by the local police department. The nature of the incident was not disclosed.

Alejandro Rosales Castillo, wanted for the 2016 murder of Sandy Le in Charlotte, has been arrested in Mexico after being on the run for almost a decade.

Charlotte Fire Department extinguished an early morning house fire, rescuing a dog and aiding five displaced adults; the fire, deemed accidental, caused $150,000 in damages.

Lancaster Police seek tips on a stolen blue Yamaha dirt bike with distinctive stickers, urging public help to aid their search and requesting contact at 803-283-3313 with any information.

Statesville Police seek public help to identify two white male suspects in a Harbor Freight theft, who fled in a silver Mercedes SUV. Call 704-878-3406 or submit anonymous tips.

Jamie Cornleious Kinsey, previously reported missing, has been found safe by the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office.

Charlotte police seek help finding missing 90-year-old Robert Battle with dementia, last seen at his home on Old Coach Road, wearing dark khakis and a gray/blue jacket.

Statesville, N.C., police department's non-emergency phone lines faced an outage but 911 remained active; the issue was later resolved as announced on Facebook.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police are investigating a homicide near railroad tracks on Alpha Mill Lane, where a body with a gunshot wound was found after an assault call.

The Cabarrus County Government and NC Department of Administration highlight the significant rise of human trafficking in North Carolina, with Charlotte being the most affected city. They promote engagement through a student PSA contest.

The Hickory Community Appearance Commission honored Beautification Award winners for enhancing city aesthetics through landscaping, renovations, and environmental efforts.

The weather forecast for Charlotte includes sunshine and rising temperatures, with highs around 57 degrees and increasing winds. Chance of rain on Wednesday night.

The Cabarrus County Library System has launched a new mobile app to enhance access to its services, allowing for account management, digital checkouts, location services, and more.