Federal authorities are investigating a plane crash in North Carolina involving NASCAR's Greg Biffle and family.

The Lancaster Police Department is actively seeking community assistance to apprehend two suspects involved in a burglary at Carolina Power Sports resulting in the theft of vehicles valued at $151,000.

Charlotte police arrested Todd Moore for a fatal hit and run after a tip led to finding his damaged vehicle. Charged with involuntary manslaughter, he remains in custody, with the investigation ongoing.

Gaston County is being sued by Swinerton Builders over a rejected bid for a Public Health Department renovation contract, with the county standing by the legality of its decision.

A Rowan County Sheriff's deputy survived a crash without serious injuries; the patrol car hydroplaned and hit a pole en route to an armed suspect call.

Father and daughter from Hickory appeared in federal court facing charges for meth trafficking and illegal gun possession, linked to a DOJ operation against crime.

A fire in a Charlotte apartment building caused by unattended incense resulted in significant property damage but no injuries, with the fire department controlling the blaze in 40 minutes.

York County Sheriff's Office seeks public help in locating William Ray Schiavone, wanted for numerous charges including identity fraud, shoplifting, and grand larceny.

York County detectives seek info on a car break-in and credit card fraud at Watergate Townhomes. Items stolen included credit cards later used at 2030 Smoke Shop in Charlotte, NC. Public help is requested.

The CMPD is investigating a deadly shooting on Trinity Road, where an individual was found deceased. The Homicide Unit is leading the effort, seeking community assistance for information.

Former school resource officer Austin Tyler Moore was arrested for possessing child sexual abuse material; no victims were linked to the school where he worked.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department warned about "The Wet Bandits," burglars targeting homes with children, and humorously questioned Greensboro PD's hiring checks on social media.

CMPD investigates the death of an unresponsive juvenile found in the Hickory Grove Division. Despite medical efforts, the child was pronounced dead at the hospital.