The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police are investigating a fatal pedestrian crash on Wilkinson Boulevard where 73-year-old Terry Honeycutt was hit and killed by a Ford Escape.

The City of Charlotte seeks speakers for its data conference on urban development, slated for February 9, 2026, focusing on data's role in equitable city growth.

Catawba County is encouraging residents to recycle used cooking oil to prevent clogging pipes and to produce biodiesel fuel, with convenient drop-off locations provided.

Border Patrol agents are set to arrive in Charlotte, which has sparked discussions on immigration enforcement. Sheriff McFadden stated local law enforcement won't partake in federal actions, while Mayor Lyles called for calm amid unverified rumors.

A 15-year-old was fatally shot during a suspected vehicle break-in spree by a Lincolnton resident. The incident led to debates on self-defense laws; no charges were filed against the shooter.

A Charlotte apartment fire displaced 16 people; no injuries were reported. Firefighters responded quickly, saving residents and a pet. The cause is under investigation, and the Red Cross is providing aid.

The 1774 Alexander Rock House in Mecklenburg County received a rare statewide historic significance designation.

Cabarrus County EMS and Atrium Health Cabarrus have initiated a prehospital blood program to provide transfusions at scene or during transport, increasing survival rates for severe blood loss victims.

Luke Andrew Hemond from Hickory, N.C., was sentenced to 121 months in prison for possessing CSAM after probation officers found a storage card with abusive images during a search.

Three Honduran nationals were sentenced for roles in fentanyl trafficking after selling to undercover officers and being caught with 1.9 kilograms of the drug.

Officials in Mecklenburg County encourage better recycling habits ahead of America Recycles Day, emphasizing proper sorting, understanding what items are accepted, and cautioning against improper disposal of lithium-ion batteries.

The National Weather Service reports a mild day ahead for Charlotte, North Carolina, with a few clouds, light winds, and a high of 69°F. The weekend forecast indicates increasing clouds and breezy conditions.

The People's Market in Charlotte has closed due to staffing shortages and a series of other challenges, including costly repairs and delays in a critical loan. The closures impact the Elizabeth and Myers Park locations, ending plans for expansion.