The Union County Sheriff's Office in Monroe, NC, celebrated the promotions of Sergeant Yohance Prince and Trevor Hill in recognition of their exemplary service.

The NWS has issued a fire danger warning for western North Carolina due to dry conditions and gusty winds, urging residents to exercise caution and consult local burn permitting authorities.

Mecklenburg County promotes Operation Green Light for Veterans Day, encouraging the community to use green lights as a tribute to military veterans and raise awareness about the challenges they face.

Charlotte citizens voted in critical local elections for mayor, city council, the school board, and a transit tax, with a focus on District 3 and 6 council races and civic engagement highlighted.

The National Weather Service in Charlotte, N.C., predicts a calm and sunny week with temperatures mostly in the 60s, and a slight chance of rain on Friday night.

Monroe Police conducted a traffic crackdown, issuing 51 citations for various violations, including speeding and license issues, to improve downtown road safety.

A Mooresville police officer was injured after a head-on collision with a suspected drunk driver, 19-year-old Gabriel Cline, who now faces multiple charges.

The National Weather Service predicts a mainly sunny week for Charlotte, NC, after potential rain tonight, with temperatures in the 60s and light winds.

A woman was fatally shot in Charlotte, NC, prompting a homicide investigation by local police. The victim, found on Old Plank Road, later died at the hospital.

Three suspects have been arrested in connection with the murder of Ronald Neville during a motel robbery in Charlotte, as per surveillance footage evidence.

Man attempted to kidnap a child after crashing his vehicle and entering a Chester school classroom by breaking a window; subdued by a resource officer. He faces serious criminal charges.

Cleveland NC Police Department is seeking public assistance in locating the missing person Jakob Tyrone Absher, asking for any information regarding his whereabouts.

NCDOT starts replacing the Linwood Road bridge in Mooresville, with R.E. Burns and Sons Co managing the $1.7 million project; completion expected by fall 2026, detours to affect local traffic.