A man was arrested for breaking into cars in York County after a thorough search involving a K-9 unit and was found hiding along a tree line. The police used this event to remind residents to lock their vehicles.

Charlotte police investigate a double homicide that occurred on November 30, 2025, after responding to an early morning call and finding two men, D’andre Weaver and Glenntavis McCorey, fatally shot.

An overhead sign collapsed onto a vehicle on I77 South, leaving passengers injured; Charlotte Fire Dept. conducted a complex extrication. The incident raises safety concerns regarding highway signs.

The Mint Hill Police Department celebrated Sergeant Micheal Pomarico's promotion and contributions, highlighting his training, K9 handling, and role as an instructor.

Kannapolis 101 Academy graduates were honored for learning about city operations over a nine-week course, covering public safety, finance, and services.

CMPD is investigating a deadly hit-and-run on North Tryon Street that claimed the life of Howard Charles Pomnitz III. Police are seeking tips from the public to identify the driver involved.

The NWS warns of dense fog and rain in Charlotte, with a 90% chance of precipitation tonight. Motorists are urged to be cautious due to low visibility, especially on Interstate 85.

Charlotte launches the Shop Charlotte initiative to support local businesses and strengthen the city's economy by encouraging residents to shop and invest locally.

Gastonia Police partnered with 101 Black Men for Highland to deliver meals to local needy families, emphasizing community service and partnerships during the holiday season.

Charlotte, NC residents will experience mixed weather conditions this week, with a sunny high of 46 today and variations of sun, clouds, and possible rain, per the National Weather Service.

Mynor Lopez-Velasquez was arrested for a DUI after crashing into a Morganton building; he declined medical help and is also charged with having no license and lane failure.

Lake Norman HS teacher Stephen Boyle arrested on charges of child abuse and assault during wrestling practice.

Stephen Tyler Bolick turned himself in to Burke County Sheriff's Office following a domestic stabbing incident. He had fled but surrendered two days later, facing assault and domestic violence charges.