Mecklenburg County prepares for a halt in SNAP benefits due to the federal government shutdown, affecting 138,500 residents, with local efforts to aid those impacted.

Arrest made in the murder of Thomas Carter in east Charlotte; Marcos Perez-Vasquez faces charges. The victim had head trauma and was found near Central Avenue.

Three suspects have been arrested in connection with the murder of Ronald Neville during a motel robbery in Charlotte, as per surveillance footage evidence.

Man attempted to kidnap a child after crashing his vehicle and entering a Chester school classroom by breaking a window; subdued by a resource officer. He faces serious criminal charges.

A frost advisory was issued in Charlotte, warning of potential plant damage due to temperatures around 34°F. The advisory lasts from 2 AM to 9 AM EDT.

A 71-year-old man was arrested in Monroe after a road rage incident where he brandished a gun at another driver; he was charged with Simple Assault and Possession of a Firearm by a Felon.

A Monroe man was arrested following a child exploitation probe involving local police, HSI, SBI, and ICAC, with charges including sexual exploitation of a minor.

Mooresville Fire-Rescue participated in Lakeshore Elementary's annual pumpkin drop, blending autumn fun with a physics lesson for first graders. No pumpkin survived the 80-foot drop.

The Charlotte Fire Department celebrated promotions of four members, including Kevin Carr to Battalion Chief and three others to Captain, highlighting their dedication and service.

Cleveland NC Police Department is seeking public assistance in locating the missing person Jakob Tyrone Absher, asking for any information regarding his whereabouts.

The Statesville Police Department is undergoing expansion, including a new parking garage with completion dates set for March and August 2026, with updates provided via their social media.

NCDOT starts replacing the Linwood Road bridge in Mooresville, with R.E. Burns and Sons Co managing the $1.7 million project; completion expected by fall 2026, detours to affect local traffic.

Lenoir Rhyne Blvd NE in Hickory will be closed from 7th Ave to Highland Ave for traffic signal work tonight from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Traffic will be rerouted to 8th St NE.