A CMPD officer sustained non-fatal injuries after a collision while responding to a burglary. The incident resulted in the arrest of two suspects, highlighting the risks faced by law enforcement.

Fatal shooting on Callabridge Court, Charlotte, leads to one death; CMPD investigates with no suspect details yet released. Public urged to share information.

Alleged violent offender Travice Smarr was arrested on February 5, 2026, by Gastonia Police and U.S. Marshals for charges including assault and kidnapping.

Shots fired on Wilson Lee Boulevard in Statesville prompted a police response; the suspect fled and prompted a house search, but the area was declared safe after investigation.

Firefighters from Cornelius, Huntersville, and Davidson contained a garage fire in Cornelius, with one resident treated for smoke inhalation. The fire's cause is under investigation.

Three women in Charlotte face first-degree murder charges for the death of a 6-year-old, Dominique Moody, after alleged prolonged abuse and living in horrific conditions.

Statesville Police seek public help via social media to find Joseph Ross Gibson, 54, missing since January. They request information to ensure his safe return.

Concord, NC firefighters contained a blaze at an outbuilding on Brookwood Ave on January 4th, preventing damage to the adjacent home. The cause is under investigation; no injuries were reported.

A man drove a stolen car recklessly in Belmont, initiating a high-speed chase that ended with K9-assisted capture and multiple charges, including felony flee and drug possession.

Brandon Cortez Morris, Jr., 19, was arrested in Concord, NC, for a shooting on Fairington Drive that resulted in two deaths and two injuries. He faces multiple charges, including first-degree murder.

Kristin Timon Lynch, a missing 27-year-old from Concord, NC, with autism was found safe after a search involving local law enforcement and community efforts.

Charlotte animal officers rescued two dogs, Mickey and Minnie, left tethered outdoors during a severe winter storm; they're receiving care and are part of an enrichment program at the shelter.

Charlotte Fire Department battled a townhome blaze, exacerbated by cold, wind, and snow, for 70 minutes; all residents safe, one firefighter slightly injured. The fire, causing $200,000 damage, started in a chimney.