Two Mint Hill police officers injured in a shooting have been released from the hospital. The investigation involves multiple agencies, with Tjamel Ali Hamlin II identified as the deceased.

Charlotte, NC, experiences fog, mist, and limited visibility with a 20% chance of rain and highs around 53°F. The National Weather Service predicts variable weather with chances of rain and fluctuating temperatures over the next few days.

CMPD arrested Brionce Parks, 26, for felony child abuse and exposing a child to a controlled substance after the death of one-year-old Kamelah Michilena in Charlotte.

Mooresville, NC seeks a Construction Project Manager, offering a $2,000 bonus. The role is vital for infrastructure development; applications are invited via Facebook.

Lincolnton Fire Department quickly extinguished a house fire, preventing injuries and damage, and saving a dog, due to prompt action and support from neighboring fire crews.

Willie Ratchford retires after 27 years as executive director of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Community Relations, renowned for promoting harmony and dignity in the community.

Christopher Hahn was arrested in Monroe, NC, for alleged involvement with child sexual abuse material, following a joint investigation by local and state law enforcement.

The Charlotte Small Business Ecosystem Assessment reveals local entrepreneurs' challenges and strengths and establishes an action plan for growth and resiliency by 2026.

Danny C. Williams receives South Carolina's highest civilian award, the Order of the Palmetto, after a long law enforcement career.

The Statesville Police Department's facility expansion is advancing, with the recent removal of a crane and plans to install stormwater drainage on Tradd Street.

Charlotte faces a 100% chance of rain with potential for a quarter to half an inch of precipitation, temperatures around 55 degrees, and gusty winds, before clearing up for the weekend.

The Union County Fire Marshal's Office was named Agency of the Year by Safe Kids Union County for their commitment to fire safety education and prevention.

North Carolina ranks low in public educational funding and teacher pay, with a substantial decrease in teacher salaries and investment in education compared to other states. Despite progress in funding equity, overall resources remain inadequate.