Charlotte's District 2 will hold a town hall meeting by Council Member Malcolm Graham discussing the I-77 expansion, crime, safety, and growth, at Friendship Missionary Baptist Church.

Law enforcement agencies establish the Catawba Valley Violent Crime Task Force to address rising violent crime, focusing on gang violence, robberies, and drug trafficking.

A Charlotte house fire caused by unattended cooking prompted swift action by firefighters, with helmet camera footage shared online reinforcing safe cooking practices.

Charlotte businessman Michael Kahn is indicted for tax fraud linked to his charitable foundation, with allegations of transferring $4.5M without reporting it as income.

San Francisco residents can influence the future of local parks by attending workshops or completing a survey for the Meck Playbook update by the Park and Recreation Department.

Suspect Kelvin Javier Molina Garcia was arrested in Texas for a Westover Division homicide, with extradition to Charlotte pending. The investigation is ongoing.

A Brandon woman was sentenced to four years in prison for her role in distributing cocaine and methamphetamine, following a guilty plea to conspiracy charges.

The NCDOT is closing lanes on U.S. 421 Southbound in Forsyth County for bridge repairs, due to damage from a December incident, with detours in place.

A Winter Storm Watch has been issued for Charlotte, N.C., with potential heavy snow and strong winds from Friday to Sunday, which may cause travel issues and power outages.

Charlotte invites residents to help plan its future growth at community events and through a survey, with seven of fourteen area plans approved by the City Council.

Detectives arrested Diamonte Galloway for the murder of David Damelle Alexander after a weeks-long investigation by the CMPD and cooperation with Chesapeake PD.

Two Kannapolis police officers, Arthur Reid, Jr. and Dale Burris, have been promoted to Sergeant and Lieutenant, respectively, recognizing their service and leadership.

Huntersville will hold a public hearing on February 3 to discuss traffic calming on Central Avenue. Residents can speak at Town Hall if they sign up by 5:55 p.m. However, no remote participation options have been offered.