A man named Jadea Gibson was arrested by the Shelby County Sheriff’s Office on charges of kidnapping and false imprisonment related to a May 20 incident involving a woman during a date.

Charlotte city council faces controversies with calls for a leak investigation and a councilwoman under indictment maintaining her duties and planning a town hall, despite refusing media engagement.

A high-speed chase in Camden County ended in an arrest after the suspect crashed at over 130 mph. The driver faces multiple charges and a $75,000 bond.

Charlotte's weather includes clouds, possible showers, and thunderstorms into Memorial Day, with mild and short-lived rain expected. Conditions may intensify with chances of heavier showers and thunderstorms midweek.

Iredell County announces office closures for Memorial Day, with some services, including emergency animal response, available. Parks and pools are open, while government offices, libraries, and public transport will be closed.

Camp T.N. Spencer Park's pool reopens Memorial Day weekend with extended hours and safety measures, including new weather stations. Reservations are available for $5, and concessions are provided, but coolers are not allowed.

Hoover Townes, a new affordable housing project, will bring 39 townhomes to the West Sugar Creek Corridor, marking a push for revitalization in Charlotte's underserved areas.

Mecklenburg County questions a Trust for Public Land study that ranked it low in park amenities, citing biases in the methodology and contrasting local preferences and high customer satisfaction with the findings.

Union County Sheriff's Office deputies were honored at the MADD Awards for their work in impaired driving enforcement and drug recognition, with commendations for Sgt. Mason, Deputy Lindquist, and Deputy Murray.

Charlotte's weather forecast predicts clearing skies and a high of 87 degrees today, with a clear evening ahead. Sunny days with mild temperatures are expected for the rest of the week, with chances of showers and thunderstorms early next week.

Troutman Police pursue charges against a juvenile and Jessica Poole for a flag theft from the Walk of Heroes, thanks community for aiding the investigation.

A Tennessee woman pleaded guilty to wire fraud and identity theft, admitting to illegally selling properties using falsified deeds and stolen identities. She faces up to 20 years for wire fraud and a mandatory 2-year sentence for identity theft.

Rusty Rozzelle, a dedicated protector of Mecklenburg County's waterways for 45 years, passed away at 68, leaving a legacy of environmental stewardship.