Mint Hill Police warn of road closures due to flooding, urging the public not to bypass barricades and to follow the mantra "Turn around, don’t drown" for safety.

The Monroe Police Department invites community members to design a new patch for the department, with submissions due by September 1, 2025, and public voting on Facebook to determine the winner.

A car wreck in Rowan County led to the arrest of burglary suspect Steven Bracken II. Items from the crime were found in his car, and he was charged, with a bond set at $50,000.

Three new deputies with diverse backgrounds join the Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office, bringing skills from previous law enforcement roles and personal interests.

The Gaston County Police seeks public feedback for CALEA accreditation, inviting comments on their performance and community service via an online portal.

Kannapolis announces "A Kannapolis Christmas" events, including tree lighting, fireworks, musical performances, and light displays beginning November 15. Santa Claus and free admission to the Celebration of Lights are highlights.

Two men have pleaded guilty in the death of Charlotte mother Kendal Crank, with one facing a sentence of up to 486 months and the other up to 106 months.

The Statesville Police Department reported on Facebook progress in their facility expansion and new parking deck, noting significant construction milestones.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department engaged with the community over coffee, fostering dialogue and trust as part of their initiative to improve police-community relations.

Charlotte faces ongoing rain with potential flash floods, high humidity, and fog affecting visibility. Rain should lessen later, with a week of unsettled weather ahead.

The Union County Sheriff's Office's bloodhound team located a missing elderly woman with dementia in Monroe, North Carolina. She was found with minor injuries and dehydration.

The Lancaster County Sheriff's Office is investigating the non-violent death of a 43-year-old man found unresponsive in a Lowe's parking lot, with an ongoing autopsy to determine the cause.

Captain Walker of the Gastonia Police Department graduated from the 102nd Administrative Officers Management Program at NC State University, enhancing leadership skills in law enforcement.