Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office launches Citizens Academy to enhance community relationships, starting August 1, 2024, offering weekly sessions on law enforcement operations.

A man was arrested for a mass shooting at a North Carolina party, leaving one dead and eleven injured, with an ongoing investigation for more suspects.

Charlotte has launched CATS Micro, an on-demand transport service offering free rides this week via the CATS-Pass app to promote its new flexible travel options.

Charlotte is preparing for the Taste of Charlotte Festival, featuring local food and The Savannah Bananas entertainment. CATS announces route changes for Bus Routes 1, 7, 8, 16, 22, 26, and 34 due to the event.

The Hickory Police Department warns residents about scam texts claiming unpaid traffic tickets and urges not to click embedded links, advising to contact them for legitimacy confirmation.

Garon Nathaniel Killian, 20, was arrested for a mass shooting in Catawba County and is charged with attempted murder, with more arrests expected as the investigation continues.

Firefighter Levi Niswander gained attention for his bravery during a Charlotte apartment fire, embodying the discipline and training of Charlotte Fire Department.

Gastonia Police celebrated the completion of a citizen training program by residents who learned about city governance, aiming to foster community engagement.

Mecklenburg County approved a $2.5 billion budget for FY2026, increasing funding for education, economic development, and health. The property tax rate rose slightly to 49.27 cents per $100 of assessed value.

The article details the varying weather conditions for Charlotte, including overcast skies, chances of showers and thunderstorms, patchy fog, and fluctuating temperatures as per the National Weather Service.

The U.S. Secret Service collaborated with local enforcement in North Carolina, removing 17 skimming devices in an anti-fraud operation covering 411 businesses.

Tahari Taylor has been charged in a Charlotte dog-theft case involving a French bulldog named Julio, with text evidence linking him to the crime. Julio remains missing despite the ongoing investigation and arrests.

Authorities seek public help for evidence in the Walnut Acres Drive mass shooting, asking for camera footage and social media activity around specific local roads.