Russ Ferguson was sworn in as U.S. Attorney for the Western District of North Carolina, with a background as a federal prosecutor and a partner at Womble Bond Dickinson.

FDEM is hosting Elevate Florida program sessions in Englewood to help residents protect their homes against natural disasters, March 19-21 at the Tringali Community Center.

Charlotte, NC, celebrated International Women's Day with a focus on women in law enforcement, highlighted by a luncheon and a speech from former U.S. Attorney Dena King.

The Gaston County Sheriff's Office honors Deputy J. Seagle for her 52-year career during Women's History Month, noting her role as their first female officer.

Mecklenburg County's Sheriff's Office introduced its new Post Release Resource Center aimed at helping former inmates reintegrate into society and reduce recidivism through various support services.

The NWS Charlotte reports a chilly morning with clouds and predicts rain later today, with highs near 54°F and gusty winds. The week ahead looks sunny with high temperatures rising from the mid-70s to 78°F.

Raquan Neal was arrested for supplying drugs that led to Minnie Ledbetter's overdose death in Monroe. He was charged with felony death by distribution under North Carolina law.

Blumenthal Arts introduces all-in ticket pricing, ensuring customers see the full cost, including fees, upfront, to avoid surprise charges at checkout.

The NWS forecasts shifting weather for Charlotte, from cool and cloudy today to potential showers Monday and warmer, sunny days as the week progresses.

A 79-year-old pastor, Waymon Jordan Sr., faces charges for alleged child sex crimes after an investigation by the Union County sheriff's office. He was released on a $200,000 bond.

Two fatal crashes occurred in Charlotte early Friday, with one on Sunset Road resulting in road closures and another fiery crash on The Plaza. Details remain sparse as CMPD investigates.

Traffic on Quesada Avenue will be redirected this week due to sidewalk safety upgrades, including guardrail removal and concrete barrier installation.

An EF1 tornado with 90 mph winds hit Unionville, causing moderate damage and power outages, but no injuries. The event occurred during Severe Weather Preparedness Week, and officials stress the importance of a weather plan.