Charlotte's Deputy Chief Bryley and city staff joined a "Walk the Block" initiative with Charlotte Center City Partners to engage with the community, assess safety, and foster relationships during the city's nightlife peak hours.

Police update on the Charlotte homicide case identifies an additional victim and increases charges against suspect Francisco Lopez-Tadeo to Attempted Murder.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police identified Jahday Humphrey as the victim in a Brevard Court homicide and charged Jarius Tamaal Jackson with murder. The investigation remains active.

Statesville City Council has unanimously voted to tighten controls on doorstep vending and solicitation with new regulations requiring permits, effective in October.

Huntersville Fire Department responded to a vehicle crash on I-77, where a car rolled over and someone was ejected. Two patients were hospitalized; the cause is under investigation.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police investigate a fatal shooting in uptown Charlotte after an altercation led to one person being shot multiple times and later dying.

Charlotte Fire Department responded to a hazmat leak near the Bojangles Coliseum; no injuries reported and traffic unaffected. Details on the substance and cause remain undisclosed.

The NWS Charlotte predicts sunny and calm weather for the upcoming days in Charlotte, with temperatures gradually cooling from high 80s to mid-80s and mostly clear skies, before a slight chance of showers mid-week.

Statesville authorities are investigating an act of intimidation where a doll was found hanging above a council member's election sign, seeking information from the public.

The Statesville Police introduced SRO Officer Shannon Finis, who works at Northview Academy, highlighting her commitment to student relationships and 12 years of law enforcement experience.

One person was injured and another arrested after a domestic dispute in Matthews, NC, where a wife sustained a gunshot wound and her husband was charged with assault.

Monroe Police are searching for suspect Kameron Amari Robinson after a shooting at Sammy's Mini Mart. An individual was wounded and is now stable; Robinson is considered armed and dangerous.

Mecklenburg County has launched three programs to address opioid addiction and reduce re-incarceration using Opioid Settlement funds, including in-jail treatment, post-overdose response, and reentry support.