Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police's CHATS initiative aims to strengthen the bond between law enforcement and the community through regular solution-focused meetings.

A South Carolina bus driver, Janice Waldorf, has been charged with DUI and child endangerment after a urine test confirmed she used depressants while driving students.

Huntersville is set to celebrate Diwali with road closures around Veterans Park on October 11 from 3-9 p.m. Traffic will be affected on Main Street and Maxwell Avenue.

Charlotte's Rail Trail will have detours from Oct. 6 due to the New Bern Drainage Replacement project, affecting the west side near Poindexter Drive for up to 60 days.

Charlotte Area Transit System temporarily relocates airport service stops due to painting project, affecting routes 5 and 60. Minimal disruption expected with a two-week duration.

Charlotte city officials have introduced enhanced security measures for CATS, including bike and UTV patrols by PSS officers. Mayor Lyles and Interim CEO Cagle assert the initiative will bolster safety.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police conducted a patrol on Sugar Creek Road, resulting in 47 stops, multiple citations, arrests, and an illegal firearm seizure. The operation aimed to improve road safety.

Teen Alexander Cruz Martinez was fatally shot in a Charlotte parking deck; the suspect remains unapprehended. Local community and business employees are concerned, and the victim's high school provides support. No arrests have been made.

October in Mecklenburg County highlights Breast Cancer Awareness, emphasizing early detection through mammograms and lifestyle changes to reduce risk.

A pedestrian was struck and killed early Friday in Huntersville, leading to the closure of Gilead Road during the morning commute. Authorities are investigating.

Charlotte, N.C., experiences fair weather with a cool temperature of 52°F and high humidity. The NWS forecasts sunny days ahead with mild temperatures.

Two Kershaw residents were apprehended for fentanyl trafficking in Lancaster County, facing multiple charges after controlled purchases and a property search by officials.

Randy Dozier was promoted to Captain in the Concord NC Fire Department after more than 20 years of service. He is assigned to Engine Co. 9 on C-Shift.