Charlotte, North Carolina, experiences variable weather with sunny skies and mild temperatures, shifting to a chance of showers and thunderstorms midweek, and returning to clear conditions by Thanksgiving Day.

Lt. Hudson of Gastonia Police completed Leadership Gaston, recognized for leadership and community engagement. The program enhances skills for better service.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg police detained two armed men in ski masks on Tyvola Road after a community tip-off, with one suspect previously caught for similar crimes.

A shooting at Concord's Tree Lighting Ceremony left multiple injured, with three in critical condition and one stable; police are investigating the incident.

Charlotte's weather forecast includes sunny days with highs around 70°F, clear skies, and mild evenings. Showers are possible on Tuesday, but Thanksgiving will be sunny and cooler at 53°F.

Cherryville fire at a commercial business quickly controlled by local fire departments, with no mention of injuries or significant damage. Fire declared accidental by Gaston County officials.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police are investigating a fatal shooting on Wallingford Street, with Detective Moran leading the case and the department seeking community tips.

Charlotte Fire Department quickly contained a severe apartment fire, with no reported injuries and the Red Cross assisting displaced residents. The fire, caused by improperly discarded smoking materials, resulted in $1.6 million in damages.

Concord Police have charged three individuals after a shooting at their Tree Lighting Ceremony, which resulted from an altercation between known parties.

Charlotte's weather will see a mix of clouds and sun with mild temperatures; slight chance of showers today and a high near 79°F. Cooler nights ahead, sunny Sunday, and possible showers leading to Thanksgiving.

Adam Baker received Union County's Caught in the Act Award for resolving a critical utility issue and displaying exceptional dedication and problem-solving skills.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department's food drive collected $1,300 and 1,200 pounds of food for families in need, delving into community support as holidays near.

Mecklenburg County and The Salvation Army of Greater Charlotte began expanding the Center of Hope shelter, funded by over $3 million from ARPA, city funds, and private donations.