The Huntersville Fire Department participated in the 43rd Annual North Mecklenburg Holiday Parade, showcasing Engine 11 and a historic 1946 firetruck, celebrating community and tradition.

A Charlotte woman won a $250,000 top prize from a $20 Winter Winfall scratch-off ticket bought at Publix. She claimed her prize, taking home $179,381 after taxes.

The CMPD hosted Girl Scouts, providing insights into law enforcement careers and strengthening community ties through interactive presentations and demonstrations.

The National Weather Service issued a dense fog advisory in parts of North Carolina and South Carolina, cautioning travelers and predicting the fog to lift by late morning.

Detailed NWS weather report for Charlotte, NC, with rain and fog conditions, high humidity, and mild temperatures, with a weekend outlook of cloudy skies and partial sunshine.

A person was found fatally shot at Tuckaseegee Park in Charlotte, with police responding around 8:15 a.m. No arrests have been made, and the investigation is ongoing, contributing to Charlotte's rising homicide count.

The Catherine M. Wilson Center in Charlotte will close, with services moving to two CRCs that offer various programs including Medicaid and food assistance.

Charlotte residents are advised to keep umbrellas handy due to frequent rain in the forecast, including a 90% chance of precipitation by midnight and continued wet conditions throughout the week.

Lancaster PD is preparing for their 3rd Annual Christmas on the Courts, a festive event with games, free toys, food, and the aim to enhance community relations, inviting donations for toys and coats by December 19.

The North Carolina DMV is to improve voter-registration procedures after an investigation found ineligible individuals, including undocumented immigrants, were mistakenly registered to vote.

Charlotte's weather starts calm at 48°F, turning cloudier with a slight chance of rain and snow towards the weekend, with highs in the mid-40s and lows around freezing.

Hickory Police Department announces increased traffic enforcement on Falling Creek Road NE, 2nd Ave NW, and 3rd Ave NW, focusing on distracted driving and speeding.

Mike Bryant, along with other local leaders, held a summit focused on improving the quality of life in Mecklenburg County through collaborative efforts and the use of a balanced scorecard for tracking progress.