A cold case from 1993 involving a sexual assault in Charlotte was solved as Tony G. Leslie, already in prison for burglary, was matched with DNA evidence and pleaded guilty, receiving an additional 14-year sentence.

Indian Trail officials allocated $6 million in CRTPO funds for transportation projects, announced in their Town Hall Bulletin, which also includes spring cleaning events and a Community Health Assessment survey.

Gov. Josh Stein appointed Tia Hudgins Taylor and Sonya Davis as district court judges in North Carolina's judicial districts 8 and 9, respectively, after retirements of previous judges.

A man from Charlotte died after being shot near Atlanta's State Farm Arena during the NCAA Tournament; police are investigating with no suspect info released.

Charlotte police are probing a double homicide in Freedom Division, highlighting the city's gun violence issue. Two victims died from gunshot wounds despite medical efforts.

A motorcyclist was killed and their passenger critically injured following a collision with a car in Taylorsville, NC. Neither speed nor impairment were factors, and no charges will be filed.

A body was found at a Charlotte gas station, sparking a death investigation by the police, with details and suspect information remaining undisclosed.

The Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Office expressed condolences for the loss of four Harris County deputies to suicide, highlighting the mental health challenges in law enforcement.

Charlotte County installs a fence with screening at Englewood Beach to protect nesting sea turtles and hatchlings from light pollution and to aid dune system reconstruction.

Mecklenburg County is using $10.9 million from the National Opioid Settlement for opioid intervention and recovery, having deployed 10,000+ Naloxone kits and supported over 1,000 individuals with various services.

Intermittent lane closures for pavement marking on Edgewater Drive at U.S. 41 South in Charlotte County are scheduled overnight on March 31, with detours in place.

Conflicting accounts arise from a physical fight involving two Ardrey Kell High School students, with one family claiming anti-Muslim bullying, while the other refutes this, citing self-defense.

Harborview Road will see intermittent lane closures from Whidden Blvd to Janice Ave on April 1-2, between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Drivers should plan for detours and delays.