Nasir Bostic faces charges after his alleged involvement in a shooting at a Concord Christmas tree lighting that injured three, causing widespread panic among attendees.

Dusty Lewis Faile, 39, is charged with tattooing and supplying drugs to a minor after a two-month probe following an October report. His arrest led to the discovery of tattoo equipment and narcotics.

Charlotte seeks partners for a workforce initiative to train talent for future transportation projects, supported by a sales tax referendum expected to raise $19.4 billion over 30 years.

Hickory Police investigate an early Sunday homicide involving a shooting after a domestic dispute; no charges against the identified shooter as of December 8, 2025.

Monroe Police are searching for two missing teens, Camren Sain and Damien Funk, believed to be in a white Ford truck, requesting public assistance with any information.

A dense fog advisory is in effect until 10 AM EST in parts of Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina, with hazardous driving conditions due to low visibility.

Operation Safe Season is CMPD's new initiative to tackle rising violence in Charlotte, increasing police presence and partnering with multiple agencies. The city has seen a decrease in overall crime, but Uptown reports increased violence.

The Atlantic Coast S Gaugers are bringing their interactive model train display back to the Swanee Theatre on December 12-14, offering free admission to visitors.

Lancaster Police used social media to seek help in capturing suspect Malcolm Belk, accused of theft-related crimes. After their appeal, Belk was arrested and is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

Two Lancaster high school students, Cashmiere Greene and Aavianna West-Johnson, have been reported missing since Monday. Police and the community are searching for them.

NCDOT awarded a $21M contract to KWest Group for a road improvement project at a Cornelius intersection, aiming to enhance safety and traffic flow by 2028.

Huntersville has added parking behind Town Hall for Board of Commissioners meeting attendees, with access from Old Statesville Road or Maxwell Avenue, plus right-out exit off Huntersville-Concord Road.

The CMPD held a tree lighting to honor victims of violence and traffic deaths, attended by Chief Patterson and local advocates, offering support and remembrance for grieving families.