CMPD seeks public assistance in locating missing 22-year-old Ta-Haley Payton, last seen on Charlottetowne Avenue.

Missing 11-year-old Elisa Oziah Moore has been found and returned to her family, thanks to community support and efforts by Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police.

A Charlotte family of eight was displaced on Thanksgiving when a fire starting in an outside trash can spread to their home, causing $63,000 in damages. No injuries were reported.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department is investigating the murder of pregnant Jameisha Wilkes, with suspect Dasean Maddox facing additional charges.

An 18-wheeler truck fire closed Ridge Road in York County, causing traffic disruptions. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation. Roads reopened after several hours.

A teacher and principal at Concord Lake STEAM Academy are arrested; the teacher for indecent liberties with a child and the principal for failing to report the abuse.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police seek help finding Elisa Oziah Moore, an 11-year-old girl reported missing since 3 A.M. Tuesday. She was last seen wearing a jacket, pants, white crocs, and a pink/black backpack.

Iltride Dade was found dead near Highway 601 after being reported missing. Jacques Hans-Jerome was arrested and charged with unlawful concealment of her death.

A pedestrian was killed on I-485 in Matthews, leading to road closures and delays. The cause and potential charges are undisclosed, with the victim's identity unknown.

A man has been charged with the murder of his grandmother in Alexander County, with authorities finding her body during a welfare check. An investigation is ongoing.

FEMA extends the NFIP policy renewal deadline until December 10th, 2024, for Florida residents affected by Hurricanes Helene and Milton, providing extra time to maintain flood insurance amidst recovery efforts.

After an explosion in Weddington, the Fire Marshal concluded it was a fuel-air blast from the garage, injuring two. The exact cause is unclear, and residents are urged to check appliances and flammables.

A Charlotte woman, Tammy Cox, has been charged with using co-workers' identities to fraudulently secure college loans, potentially facing hefty fines and prison time.