Rapper DaBaby released a music video for "Save Me," depicting the CATS Blue Line stabbing and reimagining its ending with him stopping the attacker, while also promoting a GoFundMe for the victim's family.

Burke County warns residents of scam calls impersonating the local 911 center, using caller ID spoofing to trick them into providing money or personal information.

Charlotte expects a warm week with sunny days, mid-80s daytime temperatures, and cooler nights around the lower 60s, according to the National Weather Service.

Brittany Snyder, an ex-Navy member, is named Iredell County's new Director for Veteran Services, bringing military experience and administrative skills to support over 15,000 veterans.

Charlotte and Mecklenburg County prepare for annual MLK Day events, including a parade and community awards, with registration and nominations now open.

Over 20 cars were broken into at a Nelly concert at the PNC Music Pavilion, with windows shattered and items like guns and a Bible stolen. No arrests reported yet.

Michael James Moretz was arrested on felony murder charges for the deaths of Michael Hallyburton and Joseph Byrd, with his court appearance set for September 18, 2025.

Refurbishments limit access at Hickory's Riverwalk Old Lenoir Road bridge, but alternative trailheads at Rotary-Geitner Park and Hickory City Park remain open for outdoor enthusiasts.

Indian Trail Mayor Michael Alvarez will host "Coffee with the Mayor" outdoors at Chestnut Square Park on September 18 for open dialogue with residents. Local Breezeway Coffee Roasters will provide coffee.

Gastonia offers a Free Excess Household Trash Week from September 22-26, 2025, allowing residents to dispose of unwanted items like furniture and dried paint, but excludes yard waste and certain materials.

Huntersville's African American community is celebrating the 100-year anniversary of the Rosenwald School #2, honoring its crucial role in education during segregation.

Gaston County announces events from opioid settlement meetings to cultural activities for September's third week, including community meetings, a pirate program, a tribute concert, a revolutionary drama, and a '70s-themed murder mystery disco.

Mecklenburg County Solid Waste's Take-Back event on September 20 offers recycling and donation opportunities for electronics, textiles, and document shredding.