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.

A car hit a fire hydrant in Huntersville, causing a street flood, traffic detours, and utility disruptions, with no injuries reported. Repair work is underway.

Joseph Wilson Jr., the first Black officer at Mecklenburg County Police and a celebrated Eagle Scout, died at 83, leaving a lasting legacy in the community and law enforcement.

Charlotte's First Ward Park and Cordelia Park will give away free bike lights to enhance safety with daylight saving time approaching, as part of the #VisionZero program.

Charlotte acknowledges first responders' dedication on National First Responders Day, reflecting on their rigorous emergency training efforts captured in a recent Facebook post.

The CMPD honored first responders on National First Responders Day, highlighting their courage and collaboration, especially during the 2025 Active Violence Training.

Mecklenburg County warns residents of a jury service scam involving false threats for missing jury duty, via fraudulent calls and emails. Authorities advise against responding to or providing information to these scams.

Gaston County police are investigating the death of 23-year-old Aaliyah Fortner in Gastonia as a possible homicide. No arrests have been made, and the public is urged to provide information.