Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department officers engaged with local residents of the North Tryon Division during a community event to foster public safety and trust.

The family of Jovontay Williams, who died in CMPD custody, filed a wrongful death suit alleging officers' excessive force and restraint asphyxia led to his death.

Charlotte announces the 2025 Creative Growth Grants, supporting various artistic endeavors in Mecklenburg County, with applications opening on June 19.

A person was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries after an early morning shooting on I-85 near the Mecklenburg-Gaston County line. Traffic was affected, but details and suspect information remain unclear.

Charlotte's weather includes possible showers and thunderstorms with highs near 91 degrees and light winds. Evening thunderstorm chances decrease, with a low of 74 degrees. Sunny conditions expected Wednesday, with a high near 92 and gusty winds.

Mecklenburg County Park and Recreation offers free box fans to seniors and adults on disability as relief from summer heat, with registration starting June 18 and pick-up from June 25 at designated locations.

Christian Campbell was arrested for shootings in Gastonia and Forest City, with one victim shot in the arm but surviving. His girlfriend, Acacia Ingle, was also charged for her involvement.

Mecklenburg County announces Juneteenth closures for numerous offices and services, while parks remain open. DSS hotlines stay operational for emergencies.

Four individuals in North Carolina won $50,000 each in the Powerball game, with tickets sold at various locations across the state, including online. The jackpot rose to $90 million.

A woman has been arrested for a violent stabbing in Monroe, and police are searching for an additional male suspect. The victim was found severely wounded.

Christopher Ray Chappell was arrested in Lancaster County, SC, facing 33 charges, including property theft and drug offenses.

Charlotte celebrates Waste and Recycling Workers Week, appreciating the dedication of workers in keeping the city clean through personal stories and community commendations.

Charlotte Firehouse 21 crew unexpectedly delivered a baby, Leilani Chavis, who was born prematurely and weighed only 1 pound 7 ounces. After intensive care, she survived against long odds and met her rescuers on Father's Day.