Union County Sheriff's Office deputies were honored at the MADD Awards for their work in impaired driving enforcement and drug recognition, with commendations for Sgt. Mason, Deputy Lindquist, and Deputy Murray.

Remains of Lee Anthony Funderburk, missing since 2016, were found at a scrapyard; his death was ruled a homicide. No further suspect information has been released.

Union County's CDBG-funded Septic System Repair Program recently rehabilitated Karla Richmond's failing septic system in Wingate, providing her with a "no-gravel" plastic chamber setup.

Kannapolis will close city offices for Memorial Day and host an event at Veterans Park, with regular trash services and park operations continuing as normal.

Mecklenburg County prepares for a brief shutdown on Memorial Day, closing various offices and adjusting services, with emergency hotlines still operational.

Charlotte's weather forecast predicts clearing skies and a high of 87 degrees today, with a clear evening ahead. Sunny days with mild temperatures are expected for the rest of the week, with chances of showers and thunderstorms early next week.

The Union County Sheriff's Office thanked Mia Famiglia for donating pizzas during Law Enforcement Appreciation Week, highlighting the importance of community support.

Troutman Police pursue charges against a juvenile and Jessica Poole for a flag theft from the Walk of Heroes, thanks community for aiding the investigation.

Charlotte is set to celebrate the 27th Mayor's International Community Awards, acknowledging contributions to global engagement and community by individuals and foreign-owned businesses.

A 16-month-old died after a cardiac arrest at Creative Beginnings preschool in Caldwell County, with ongoing investigations by local police and the Medical Examiner.

Carowinds is opening an adults-only area in Carolina Harbor Waterpark with a bar, luxury cabanas, lawn games, and a large pool, starting Memorial Day weekend.

A North Carolina man was charged for threatening to kill ICE agents and police officers in Charlotte, referencing an immigration arrest near a school and claiming military experience.

A Tennessee woman pleaded guilty to wire fraud and identity theft, admitting to illegally selling properties using falsified deeds and stolen identities. She faces up to 20 years for wire fraud and a mandatory 2-year sentence for identity theft.