Three Honduran nationals were sentenced for roles in fentanyl trafficking after selling to undercover officers and being caught with 1.9 kilograms of the drug.

U.S. Attorney Russ Ferguson commended his staff's dedication during a federal funding lapse, ensuring justice operations continued in Western North Carolina despite not being paid.

Chesterfield County Sheriff's Office is searching for a camouflage-clad man named Kurt Jared Wilson, alerting residents to stay indoors and report sightings.

A man died in Catawba County after crashing his Honda Civic into trees off I-40. Speed may have been a factor. He was transported to the hospital but did not survive. The investigation is ongoing.

A pedestrian was fatally struck by a car on Wilkinson Boulevard in west Charlotte, causing inbound lane closures and traffic delays. The CMPD is investigating the incident.

Speculation arises about US Border Patrol agents being deployed to Charlotte, despite local law enforcement's distance from federal immigration enforcement activities.

The NC Department of Transportation announced a $3.2 billion project for express lanes in South Charlotte, which has been met with community concerns over potential noise and disruption.

A Rowan County Sheriff's deputy was injured in an accident caused by a medical issue, resulting in the cruiser rolling several times. The deputy's condition is non-life-threatening.

CMPD identified Kenneth McCarthy as the victim whose remains were found in 2016 using investigative genetic genealogy. Efforts by Othram Labs and volunteer genealogists contributed to solving the cold case.

The trial for the 2019 shooting of Scott Brooks includes emotional surveillance footage and discussions of crime scene integrity, with the jury being reminded of their duty.

North Carolina man Yasser Alssiady is charged with trafficking and sexually exploiting a 16-year-old in Rock Hill, South Carolina. He's detained without bond.

Ta'Shawn Thomas Byrd was arrested in Catawba County for drug trafficking and possessing weapons, including a weapon of mass destruction, after a traffic stop and apartment search.

Charlotte firefighters extinguished a house fire in Uptown on Sunday, with no injuries reported due to functional smoke alarms. The fire started from a seized compressor motor in a chest freezer, causing over $80,000 in damages.