The NWS forecasts sunny weather in Charlotte, NC, with a high of 61°F and a frost advisory from 2-9 AM Saturday. The week ahead looks sunny and warmer.

An 8th grader at Monroe Middle School was found with an unloaded handgun on campus. The incident was resolved safely, and it's under investigation by local authorities.

One person was seriously injured in a northeast Charlotte apartment fire, with crews controlling flames within 20 minutes. The cause is under investigation.

The Gastonia Police Department hosted the UPWDA K-9 Trials, where US police K-9 teams completed tests and shared techniques, highlighting their critical role in law enforcement.

Construction has started on Charlotte’s $16.4 million Rail Trail Bridge, designed to link Uptown and South End, enhancing pedestrian and bicycle access across the city.

NCDOT invites public input on proposed I-77 improvements, including extra express lanes, interchanges, and bike paths, through meetings and online resources.

The Hickory Elks Lodge is nearing completion of its Veterans Memorial in partnership with the City of Hickory, designed to honor all six branches of the US military.

Hickory drivers should expect a temporary detour as First Street NW closes for building renovations. The street is scheduled to reopen by Friday, Nov. 7, and downtown access will remain open.

Charlotte officers seized guns and drugs in traffic stops, with arrests made and the CMPD highlighting the importance of proactive policing in community safety.

Charlotte's weather forecast promises a sunny end to the week, with highs around 61 degrees and a possible gusty wind. The weekend will be clear with similar daytime temperatures and cooler evenings.

Statesville Police Department announces a safe Trick-or-Treat event downtown on Halloween from 4 to 6 pm, with officers ensuring safety at crosswalks.

Jamie Lynne Hunt was subdued by police using a Taser after brandishing a knife and injuring an officer and a bystander at a Salisbury Cookout restaurant.

A tuberculosis case was reported at North Mecklenburg High School, prompting increased health precautions and communication with potentially exposed individuals.