Wayflyer, an Ireland-based fintech startup, has chosen Charlotte, North Carolina for its U.S. headquarters, attracted by the city's financial scene and talent pool.

CMPD reports a pedestrian fatality involving Dale Lee Byrd, who was struck by a vehicle while lying on Harris Houston Rd.

A CMS coach, Dia’Mond Johnson, was arrested for shooting into occupied property, with the investigation ongoing. His employment status is under review.

Charlotte police identified Ronald Neville as a homicide victim and arrested Ronnie Fewell for murder, robbery, and conspiracy. The investigation continues.

Concord residents will experience a utility bill payment system outage from October 24 to 26 due to system upgrades. Alternative payment methods are available, but autopay services will remain unaffected. Other online city payments are not impacted.

One person was found dead after firefighters put out a house fire in Rowan County, as reported by the Town of Landis and multiple news outlets. An investigation is underway.

Jordan Hawk, a former Kannapolis teacher, was arrested in Florida on child sex crime charges including four felony counts of indecent liberties with a minor.

Terry Rozier was arrested amidst an FBI betting probe that involved sports betting and questionable in-game performance, with Chauncey Billups also involved.

Decarlos Brown was federally indicted for the fatal stabbing of Iryna Zarutska on a Charlotte light rail train, facing possible life imprisonment or death penalty.

The Charlotte area faces increased fire danger, prompting advisories due to low humidity, dry conditions, and gusty winds. Residents are advised to exercise caution with outdoor burning.

The Gastonia Police Department has promoted Detective Whitlock to Corporal within the Criminal Investigations Division, recognizing her dedication and service.

Detective Jason Gill retires from the Gastonia Police, recognized for his work in fraud cases and locating missing persons. The department honors his service and dedication.

Two Statesville men were arrested on charges of possessing child sexual abuse material after investigations by Iredell County Sheriff's Office and NCMEC.