Concord city services will have altered hours around Thanksgiving, with closures on the holiday and the following day, and delayed sanitation services.

CBP's "Charlotte's Web" operation in North Carolina has caused confusion and mixed reactions, with unclear detainee information and contradictory statements from officials.

Stephen Tyler Bolick turned himself in to Burke County Sheriff's Office following a domestic stabbing incident. He had fled but surrendered two days later, facing assault and domestic violence charges.

Fatal hit-and-run during a high-speed chase in Concord leads to the arrest of Daniel Joseph Gomez-Clarke and Maya Evans, with charges including second-degree murder.

Waste Connections adjusts Thanksgiving week schedule in Huntersville, moving Thursday and Friday trash pick-ups to the following days and starting collections an hour earlier.

An individual in east Charlotte was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries after a stabbing on North Sharon Amity Road. Details and motive are unknown, and there have been no arrests.

A collision on I-77 North in Huntersville involving a tractor-trailer caused significant delays and lane closures. No injuries were reported. Traffic resumed after the backlog cleared.

Rock Hill adjusts park hours for fall/winter season, with closures during Thanksgiving. Parks operate from 7 AM to 9 PM starting Nov 1; closed early on Nov 27 and certain facilities on Nov 27-28. Normal hours resume on Nov 28.

Charlotte's Thanksgiving forecast is chilly with increasing clouds and a high near 51°F, dropping to 28°F overnight. Sunny and windy conditions are expected for Black Friday shopping.

The Mooresville Police Department honored its staff on social media, giving awards for exceptional service, including Officer of the Year and lifesaving acts.

A local business in Monroe, NC, praised the Union County Sheriff's Office for their response and ongoing patrols following a break-in, highlighting the strong community-law enforcement relationship.

Mecklenburg County is hosting its 21st annual Domestic Violence Memorial Tree lighting ceremony on Dec. 4 to honor victims and raise awareness about domestic violence.

The City of Concord expressed thanks in a Facebook post for the community's participation in recent festivities, highlighting unity and resilience during the weekend's events.