A former Charlotte educator, Cedric Gerald, faces multiple child sex crime charges in Missouri with allegations from students, including sexual exploitation and misconduct.

Body-cam footage of a 2022 fatal crash involving a police pursuit on Statesville Road was released by the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police, following a court order.

Two new graduates, Officers Marco Tabora and Chandler Watts, completed the Basic Law Enforcement Training at Mitchell Community College, with the Mooresville Police celebrating their achievements.

Walmart expands its drone delivery service in partnership with Wing, aiming to offer ultra-fast delivery of essential items within a 30-minute time frame to residents near select stores in various U.S. cities.

Charlotte's weather forecast includes sunshine with highs near 88 today, potential evening storms, and a mix of sun and thunderstorms throughout the week.

CMPD's Sandy Vastola won the 2025 PRNEWS Top Woman in Changemakers award for leading community relations improvements and innovative police training programs.

The NWS has issued a hazardous weather outlook for parts of Georgia and South Carolina, with severe thunderstorms expected. Charlotte, NC, may see showers and a high of 91 degrees.

A judge revoked bond for Garon Killian, who faces charges from a previous shooting and a recent mass shooting in Catawba County, considering him a community danger.

The Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Office introduced "Studio W5HY?", a music studio in their Detention Center, aimed at rehabilitating inmates through music and spoken word, with support from the Tim Bergling Foundation.

York County's FY 2026 Budget, which focuses on infrastructure and tax adjustments, has been approved, eliminating daily park entrance fees and ensuring smoother commutes for residents.

The swimming area at Ebenezer Park is closed due to high E. coli levels found during routine testing, with no set reopening date pending further results.

Patrick Lee Tolbert was charged for aiding underage drinking by the Catawba County Sheriff's Office and faces a $10,000 bond with a court date set for July 14, 2025.

The search is on for Travis Decker, accused of killing his three daughters, with authorities concerned his survival skills could help him evade capture.