Charlotte allocates $1.9M to its Learn2Earn grant program for nonprofits to enhance digital literacy and economic opportunities in underserved communities.

A high-speed chase in North Carolina led to the arrest of Vaughn Paul Mitchell III, who faces multiple charges including felony flee to elude and aggressive driving.

Fredrick Alvin Patterson was convicted of Voluntary Manslaughter for the 2022 shooting death of Douglas Antonio Burgess and sentenced to 78-106 months in prison.

Lincolnton Police Department used Facebook to request public assistance in a Breaking and Entering case, asking for help in identifying a person of interest for questioning.

Lincolnton Police seek public help to locate an unidentified missing person, urging anyone with information to call 704-736-8900 and emphasizing the importance of community assistance.

The Mallard Creek Presbyterian Church is ending its annual barbecue fundraiser after 93 years due to leadership changes and sustainability issues. The event was a local tradition, attracting presidents and providing funds for missions.

14-year-old Harley Arrington was found safe after being reported missing in Lancaster. He was last seen at his high school and was found near Highway 9 Bypass West and Gillsbrook Road.

Kannapolis Fire Station 3 will hold an open house event on October 11, enabling public tours and interaction with firefighters, showcasing the station's capabilities and educating on fire safety.

Kelly Lee Setzer, a 64-year-old man, received a 50-year sentence for CSAM-related crimes, including production and possession, with a further requirement for lifetime supervised release and sex offender registration.

The National Weather Service forecasts a sunny week for Charlotte, N.C., with highs around 78 degrees and lows around 53 degrees, along with moderate northeastern winds.

October highlights Domestic Violence Awareness Month, with Mecklenburg County seeing a rise in related homicides. Activities like the Empowerment Walk and "Purple Thursday" aim to educate and support survivors.

Mecklenburg County renamed its social services building after Catherine M. Wilson, the county's first African American program administrator, celebrating her dedication to public service.

The Statesville Police Department advises on social media to lock doors and close windows to prevent vehicle thefts after over 850,000 were stolen nationwide in 2024.