Monroe introduces a Reserved Parking Program offering 18 spots in downtown for $500 per year, with applications opening August 20 on a first-come, first-served basis.

Monroe officials issued a Boil Water Notice due to E. coli detected in the water system, affecting all customers and advising boiling water before use.

A pedestrian, Vidal Zinczuk Jr., was killed by a van on North Community House Road, Charlotte. Police are investigating the crash with no charges yet reported.

A four-vehicle accident in York County on Tuesday evening resulted in one fatality and one hospitalization; the SC Highway Patrol is investigating the crash.

Union County seeks to boost local economies by attracting national retail and restaurant brands, as discussed in a recent development luncheon with municipal leaders.

Matthews Police are searching for Keith Bryant Powell, a 59-year-old man missing since August 7, last seen on Gander Cave Lane in Matthews. He is described as a light-skinned Black male with freckles and short black hair.

The National Weather Service predicts scattered showers and thunderstorms in Charlotte, N.C., with high humidity and chances of precipitation throughout the week.

Justin Parker Moyer, 37, Butler High's athletic director, was arrested for bringing two pistols onto school grounds. Despite having a concealed carry permit, he faces felony charges under North Carolina law.

Three individuals were arrested for gang-related drive-by shootings in Wingate, North Carolina. No injuries were reported despite numerous rounds fired at occupied homes.

Mint Hill Police warn of road closures due to flooding, urging the public not to bypass barricades and to follow the mantra "Turn around, don’t drown" for safety.

A car wreck in Rowan County led to the arrest of burglary suspect Steven Bracken II. Items from the crime were found in his car, and he was charged, with a bond set at $50,000.

Kannapolis announces "A Kannapolis Christmas" events, including tree lighting, fireworks, musical performances, and light displays beginning November 15. Santa Claus and free admission to the Celebration of Lights are highlights.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department engaged with the community over coffee, fostering dialogue and trust as part of their initiative to improve police-community relations.