A mother and her son were arrested for a shooting in Great Falls that injured two teens; the mother faces accessory charges, and the son attempts murder among other charges.

Union County's Procurement and Contract Management Department received the 2024 Sustained Professional Purchasing Award from the NC Association of Governmental Purchasing for the ninth year in a row.

Grizzlies' Jaylen Wells was injured after a collision with Hornets' Simpson, resulting in a game pause for medical evacuation. Wells broke his wrist and sustained a facial laceration; Simpson received a Flagrant 2 foul and was ejected.

A driver died in a solo vehicle crash after their car struck a tree off York Highway on Monday; the road was closed but has since reopened. The investigation is ongoing.

A second teen, Sean Curtis, was arrested in Gastonia for the murder of Zaquavious Dawkins, with relatives remembering Dawkins as a supportive and athletic student.

Three people were seriously injured in a car crash in East Charlotte, with an ongoing investigation by local authorities. Details of the cause are unknown.

The Town of Indian Trail will release its next Town Manager's Report on April 18, providing residents with updates on local projects and operational matters.

A pedestrian died after being hit by a Ford Escape in Charlotte. The driver, lacking a valid license, faces charges. Investigations continue with an appeal for witnesses.

One person died, another seriously injured in a Saturday morning crash on Highway 73 in Huntersville, which also caused significant traffic disruptions.

The article describes a variable weather week for Charlotte with chances of showers, thunderstorms, and high winds, followed by clearer conditions later in the week.

Charlotte will have a warm, partly cloudy day with potential evening gusts, followed by rain and thunderstorms over the weekend and showers into Monday. Conditions improve with sunny skies by Tuesday.

Concord celebrates graduates from its Citizen Public Safety Academy, reinforcing community engagement in safety with diverse participants and city leaders present.

Concord's Buildings and Grounds Department is starting spring cleaning in local cemeteries on April 7, requesting residents to remove personal items by April 7 to avoid their disposal.