Charlotte officials announced plans to improve transit safety, following a fatal stabbing on the Lynx Blue Line, considering enhanced surveillance, increased security, and better operational protocols.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police's CHATS initiative aims to strengthen the bond between law enforcement and the community through regular solution-focused meetings.

Charlotte Area Transit System temporarily relocates airport service stops due to painting project, affecting routes 5 and 60. Minimal disruption expected with a two-week duration.

October in Mecklenburg County highlights Breast Cancer Awareness, emphasizing early detection through mammograms and lifestyle changes to reduce risk.

Firefighters in Huntersville responded to and extinguished an overnight compactor fire at a warehouse on Bryton Corporate Center Drive, preventing further damage.

Statesville Police Department is recruiting new officers through a partnership with Mitchell Community College. Applicants have until October 31, 2025, to join the Police Recruit Program, which includes BLET training starting December 15, 2025.

Fredrick Alvin Patterson was convicted of Voluntary Manslaughter for the 2022 shooting death of Douglas Antonio Burgess and sentenced to 78-106 months in prison.

Lincolnton Police Department used Facebook to request public assistance in a Breaking and Entering case, asking for help in identifying a person of interest for questioning.

Officer Hunter Bell and his K-9 partner, Joko, are known faces at N.B. Mills Elementary, promoting safety and fostering a trusting environment for students.

After a heavy loss to the Patriots, Charlotte's Dilworth Neighborhood Grilled joked about the Panthers' performance with a humorous sign praising their punter's tackling ability.

A deceased stowaway was discovered in the landing gear of an American Airlines plane after a flight from Europe at Charlotte Douglas International Airport; CMPD is investigating.

Gastonia Police announced the promotions of Detectives Edge and Williams to Patrol Sergeants and Sergeant Wood to Lieutenant, engaging the community on social media to celebrate their achievements.

Two men pled guilty for the 2021 murder of Alan Johnson; one as an accessory, sentenced to 7-10 years, the other as the shooter, sentenced to 28-34 years. The Gastonia Police thanked all involved in the investigation.