The FBI in Charlotte has issued an Amber Alert for Valeria Gonzalez Hernandez, a 13-year-old girl missing since June 25, 2025, last seen at a Raleigh bus stop.

A multi-vehicle crash on I-77 near Davidson, NC, injured 12 people and disrupted traffic, with emergency services responding and lanes closed for a duration.

Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office welcomes three new members, including a former U.S. Marine, a highly-educated veteran, and a private sector professional, each bringing diverse experiences and skills to the team.

Citigroup plans to invest $16.1 million in a new Charlotte office, creating 510 jobs with an average salary of $133,435, and increasing its local workforce to 785.

The Union County Government Center in Monroe is undergoing a renovation, redirecting its main entrance to a temporary one for six months starting July 21, with services continuing as normal.

N.C. DOT begins work on a new bridge as part of a $249 million N.C. 150 renovation project, causing night lane closures on I-77 for Mooresville commuters.

The NCDOT has closed U.S. 117 South in Duplin County to repair a bridge, offering detours via U.S. 117, N.C. 50, and N.C. 403, with completion expected by August.

Charlotte police arrested Jonathon Head after finding firearms and drugs in a vehicle. They made the bust following a suspected drug deal, seizing various weapons, ammo, and 7.8 grams of marijuana.

Police investigate a hit-and-run that killed a 74-year-old man in Charlotte; the suspect fled while another driver, Sturdivant, was arrested for DUI, not related to the fatality.

A man drowned at Nivens Creek in Fort Mill on July 4th; the York County Coroner's Office is investigating, with autopsy and toxicology results pending.

The Charlotte Museum of History hosted a naturalization ceremony on July 4th, where individuals from diverse backgrounds gained American citizenship, continuing a tradition of celebrating freedom and the American dream.

The Charlotte Fire Department conducts intense training for mass casualty incidents, reflecting real-world emergencies and focusing on life-saving decisions and the RPM triage method.

Multiple agencies partner to patrol and educate at Mountain Island Lake for safety and enjoyable experiences, emphasizing collaboration and community engagement.