The NWS warns of increased fire risk in the Carolinas and Georgia due to low humidity and strong winds, with warmer weather today but possible severe storms by Monday.

The Charlotte County Public Works Department announces a southbound lane closure on Piper Road between Cheney Road and Airport Road on April 1, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

James L. Dorton Park in Concord reopened after a renovation featuring a new inclusive changing table, expanded parking, pedestrian bridges, and recreational enhancements including a playground, field, and 18-hole disc golf course.

A homicide investigation is underway in Charlotte's Eastway Division where police found a man fatally shot on Timber Hollow Drive; CMPD seeks information.

Joseph Parham Jr. was arrested in Rowan County for firing into an occupied vehicle and possessing a firearm as a felon, after a traffic stop led deputies to him.

A pedestrian, Mauricio Perez-Hernandez, died after being hit by a van on E. Independence Boulevard; impairment is a suspected factor for the pedestrian.

Charlotte's Creek Week in Mecklenburg County from March 22-29 features activities like stream cleans and fishing lessons to educate citizens on local creek ecosystems.

The NWS issued a statement noting "increased fire danger" in Charlotte, NC due to low humidity and dry air, cautioning against burning activities and advising the public to stay informed.

Charlotte County officials announced a brief scheduled demolition in Larry Taylor Kiwanis Park, urging visitors to keep a safe distance during the work on March 25-26, 2025.

The Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office praised their new Field Training Officers on Facebook, highlighting their 40-hour training achievement and readiness to mentor new deputies.

Union County Sheriff's Office provided a Child Safety Class focusing on infant CPR and car seat installation, emphasizing hands-on practice and community safety.

Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Office presented a deputy from Edgecombe County with one of their patches, symbolizing law enforcement unity and camaraderie.

Deputies in Salisbury, NC, found drugs and a shotgun classified as a Weapon of Mass Destruction during a warrant service, leading to multiple charges for two people.