The Lincolnton Police Department announced new promotions and welcomed Officer David Millerstrom, celebrating their team's growth and achievements on social media.

A juvenile with a firearm was arrested after a foot chase in Monroe, NC; K-9 Eli found the discarded gun. The suspect faces charges and is in detention.

Charlotte police investigate a triple shooting on Stroud Park Court, resulting in two with life-threatening injuries and one with non-life-threatening injuries. A suspect is in custody.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police investigate a homicide on N. Graham Street; victim died from a gunshot wound. The active probe involves evidence collection and community assistance.

Charlotte's weather includes clouds, possible showers, and thunderstorms into Memorial Day, with mild and short-lived rain expected. Conditions may intensify with chances of heavier showers and thunderstorms midweek.

A shooting in north Charlotte injured two and led to a significant police response. Residents are upset, especially during the Memorial weekend. Details are unclear as the investigation continues.

Motorcyclist Django Rosenbaum died in a head-on crash in Catawba County; speed and lack of a helmet were factors.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department promoted 14 members, applauding their dedication, professionalism, and compassion in serving the community.

Cane Creek Park opens its beach for the Memorial Day Weekend, signaling a return to normal operations after being affected by lifeguard shortages in past seasons.

Charlotte, N.C. faces a week of unpredictable weather, with intermittent rain, thunderstorms, and partly sunny conditions; temperatures will fluctuate around the high 70s to low 80s.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department emphasizes building personal relationships with the community on social media to improve trust and preventative policing.

Mark Packer, a sports radio icon, announced his retirement from ESPN's ACC Network, citing personal and professional challenges over the last three years.

Gaston County offers a Private Property Debris Removal program to help residents clear hazardous debris post-disasters. Applications are in-person, with ID required, and the program includes demolition of unsafe structures.