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.

The Charlotte Fire Department added their first electric fire engine, Engine 30, to their fleet, marking a blend of tradition and innovation, and emphasizing a commitment to sustainability.

Huntersville prepares for a Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. tribute on January 19, 2026, featuring a mobile museum with 400 African American artifacts at the Waymer Recreation Center.

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.

Charlotte, NC weather forecast predicts clearer skies, with a high of 59°F and windy conditions; cooler, sunny weekend ahead, and warmer 67°F on Christmas Day.

Mecklenburg County requires property declarations for tax purposes, including individual items like boats and businesses' assets, to be listed with the Assessor's Office by February 2.

Lt. Colie Trimnal was elected to the Carolina Organized Retail Crime Alliance Board, reflecting his dedication to combating retail crime in the Carolinas.

Danny C. Williams receives South Carolina's highest civilian award, the Order of the Palmetto, after a long law enforcement career.

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.

Hickory won the "Spirit of North Carolina" award for Hurricane Helene relief, added 5K races to foster community spirit, hosted its first Literary Festival, upgraded airport facilities, and saw economic growth with corporate expansions.