Hickory Police Department rolls out P.A.C.T. initiative focusing on traffic safety on 1st Avenue SW, targeting speeding, distracted driving, and promoting pedestrian caution.

Huntersville's old Town Hall parking is closed with adjustments made for new Town Hall construction, including modified driveway access and alternative parking options provided.

A fatal crash in west Charlotte left one dead, one seriously injured near Remount Road and Revolution Park Drive. The car hit a power pole; the cause is under investigation. Traffic was diverted.

The National Weather Service in Charlotte, N.C., predicts a calm and sunny week with temperatures mostly in the 60s, and a slight chance of rain on Friday night.

The Statesville Fire Department celebrated their members' work anniversaries on social media, acknowledging their dedication to keeping the community safe.

The Salisbury Police Department highlighted Sergeant Neal Brown's over 20 years of service and dedication to law enforcement and his 21 years of military background, emphasizing his role in community safety and justice.

Monroe Police conducted a traffic crackdown, issuing 51 citations for various violations, including speeding and license issues, to improve downtown road safety.

Officer Eichelberger from Gastonia Police engaged with students at Forest Hill Academy, discussing law enforcement realities and promoting community safety.

The Chesterfield County Sheriff's Office is seeking aid to find John Skeens, 81, who has dementia and is missing after failing to return from Charlotte.

A Mooresville police officer was injured after a head-on collision with a suspected drunk driver, 19-year-old Gabriel Cline, who now faces multiple charges.

SBI investigates inmate Sandi Hill's death at the Mecklenburg County Detention Center; the third fatality since August raises custody condition concerns.

Charlotte's weather forecast promises morning fog to clear, leading to partly sunny skies with a high near 66°F. Clear skies continue into the week with steady temperatures and light winds.

A vehicle crash caused significant delays on Hwy. 74 eastbound in Matthews, reducing it to one lane. The road later reopened, as updated by the Matthews Police Department.