The NWS forecasts a mix of rain and potential thunderstorms in Charlotte, NC, with a sunny Sunday followed by changing temperatures and a chance of more rain by next Thursday. A Hazardous Weather Outlook warns of possible severe storms on Saturday.

Jessica Ross from Gaston County EMS earned the "Chief Training Officer" title from the Commission on Professional Credentialing, joining 322 CTOs globally.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police celebrated their "Officer Good Boi" contest winner from the Airport Unit on social media, fostering community engagement and recognizing K-9 contributions.

Hickory Public Library and My Chapter House bookstore launch "Hickory Reads," a community reading initiative featuring Virginia Evans's novel "The Correspondent," with events and the author's appearance at Hickory Literary Festival.

Kareem Hicks, of the "Getting Money Brothers," is guilty of drug trafficking charges and faces up to 20 years in prison.

The new Huntersville Town Hall will have its grand opening on January 23, allowing the public to explore the facility and attend a ribbon-cutting event.

Students at Cox Mill Elementary celebrated their D.A.R.E. program graduation, with the Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office praising their commitment to healthy choices, guided by Deputy McCraven.

An 18-year-old was shot in the hand after an argument over a gun in Monroe. Police are investigating the incident and seeking public assistance for information.

Charlotte area experiences dense fog, with the National Weather Service issuing an advisory effective until 10 AM EST; drivers advised to take caution.

Monroe Police returned a runaway rabbit to its owner, sharing the story on Facebook to highlight community policing and remind pet owners about pet safety.

Lost Black Lab named Peppa reunited with her family in Pineville, NC, after police found her and posted on Facebook.

The CCSO honors Senior Detention Officer Lee Clark as he approaches retirement, having pursued law enforcement after earning his GED and serving over 13 years.

Huntersville hosts a cultural event on Feb 6 for Black History Month, featuring live performances and readings.