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.

The Statesville Police Department used social media to stress the importance of mental health in law enforcement, sharing resources and advocating for breaking the stigma surrounding it.

The National Weather Service forecasts a rainy weekend for Charlotte, N.C., with thunderstorms and potential localized flooding due to a stalling cold front.

Kameron Amari Robinson was arrested in Anson County. He was sought for a shooting at Sammy's Mini Mart in Monroe, as per Monroe Police's social media.

Charlotte firefighters celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, sharing stories of how their diverse backgrounds and family influences have shaped their commitment to service within the fire department.

A fire on Sam Furr Road in Huntersville required a swift response from the local fire department and assistance from Cornelius-Lemley Fire Rescue, with teamwork leading to the containment of the blaze.

Two Monroe Police Officers were honored with the 2025 Flock Safety Solved Award for using LPR technology to dismantle a multi-state vehicle theft ring.

Windsor Windows & Doors received a $110,357 incentive check from Monroe City for their local economic contribution and for exceeding investment expectations in their Monroe facility.