Monroe Police urge pet owners to shelter their animals indoors during a severe winter blast, highlighting the dangers of cold exposure and providing a contact number for Animal Control.

The Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office launches a new app offering alerts, inmate and sex offender info, and a way to connect with local law enforcement.

Gaston County Police have arrested former Volunteer Coach Jashon Jefferies on multiple sex offense charges involving a minor, with legal proceedings ongoing and further details withheld.

CMPD honored Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy on social media, emphasizing their commitment to his ideals of equality, justice, and unity in community service and protection.

Charlotte, NC, forecast includes clear weather before turning to wintry conditions over the weekend with rising risks of rain, snow, and freezing rain. NWS advises preparation for significant weather changes.

Brian "Guido" Hutchins has been promoted to Fire Captain at Concord, NC Fire Department, celebrated in a Facebook post for his service since 2001 and new command at Engine Co. 9.

Mint Hill firefighters quickly extinguished a fire at Penn Station restaurant, with the blaze's cause under investigation by Mecklenburg County officials.

The Statesville Fire Department emphasizes the importance of Community Risk Reduction Week, focusing on prevention and safety strategies tailored to local needs.

The Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Office celebrated the graduation of its first all-female cohort from a program supporting mental health and entrepreneurship.

Police activity on Camberwell Drive in Mint Hill has ended, and normal traffic has resumed, as announced by the local police department. The nature of the incident was not disclosed.

The Salisbury City Council welcomed participants of the Walk for Peace during their journey through Rowan County, showing municipal support and community solidarity.

Alejandro Rosales Castillo, wanted for the 2016 murder of Sandy Le in Charlotte, has been arrested in Mexico after being on the run for almost a decade.

Concord's Stormwater Art Contest engages K-12 students in environmental protection through art, focusing on stormwater conservation with the winners featured at a City Council meeting.