The MLK P.E.A.C.E. basketball showcase, organized by Back To The Basics, celebrates Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy through sports, promoting unity and community spirit.

A social media post highlighted the Robert Benjamin Babington marker in Gastonia, as the community prepares for historic celebrations. The marker honors Babington's role in establishing the North Carolina Orthopedic Hospital.

The Union County Sheriff's Office advises shoppers to be vigilant during the holiday season to prevent theft, offering tips for both in-store and online shopping to ensure personal and financial security.

Gastonia Police partnered with 101 Black Men for Highland to deliver meals to local needy families, emphasizing community service and partnerships during the holiday season.

Concord Police took local students on a holiday shopping spree at Concord Mills Mall, engaging in community service and bonding over gifts, pizza, and pictures with Santa.

Deputy Jackson Aldridge from Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office shared his favorite karaoke song on social media, adding a personal touch to the "Behind the Badge" series.

Charlotte, NC residents will experience mixed weather conditions this week, with a sunny high of 46 today and variations of sun, clouds, and possible rain, per the National Weather Service.

Caldwell County offices and convenience sites will close for Thanksgiving, with the latter only closed on the holiday itself. Regular operations will resume after the break.

Mynor Lopez-Velasquez was arrested for a DUI after crashing into a Morganton building; he declined medical help and is also charged with having no license and lane failure.

Lake Norman HS teacher Stephen Boyle arrested on charges of child abuse and assault during wrestling practice.

Concord city services will have altered hours around Thanksgiving, with closures on the holiday and the following day, and delayed sanitation services.

CBP's "Charlotte's Web" operation in North Carolina has caused confusion and mixed reactions, with unclear detainee information and contradictory statements from officials.

Stephen Tyler Bolick turned himself in to Burke County Sheriff's Office following a domestic stabbing incident. He had fled but surrendered two days later, facing assault and domestic violence charges.