A pedestrian was struck and killed by a vehicle on Equipment Drive in northeast Charlotte, resulting in road closures during the police investigation.

Charlotte marked the first anniversary of the death of four officers with the Tunnels to Towers stair climb, honoring the fallen and supporting their families.

A former Davidson College employee is facing additional invasion of privacy charges for filming individuals in various locations, including on-campus bathrooms and public spaces.

A deadly crash occurred late Saturday night in south Charlotte, with the police responding and closing the affected road. One person was pronounced dead at the scene; further details are pending.

A fire broke out at Woodie's Auto Repair in Matthews, with no injuries reported; Matthews Fire Department responded and an investigation is underway to determine the cause.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny days and potential showers for Charlotte, NC, with warm temperatures and some chances of rain later in the week.

Governor Stein extends North Carolina's state of emergency for 30 days due to wildfires, emphasizing support for first responders and a prior burn ban. This affects 34 counties and tribal lands.

CMPD linked repeat offenders like Sidney Truesdale to inflated crime stats in Charlotte. Truesdale was arrested with 16 new warrants and faces numerous charges including motor vehicle break-ins.

Huntersville residents can provide input on traffic calming proposals for Devonshire Drive and Cockerham Lane during a public hearing on May 6 at Town Hall.

The Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Office held an event to support reintegration of formerly incarcerated individuals, emphasizing community support to prevent recidivism.

The CMPD commemorates the one-year anniversary of four officers killed in the line of duty with a documentary, community climb, and internal wellness initiatives.

Charlotte, N.C. expects warm spring weather this week with highs reaching the mid-80s, gentle breezes, and a mix of sun and potential rain later in the week.

A woman in Union County has been charged with felony Death by Distribution after the fatal overdose of Cole Manus, linked to fentanyl she allegedly provided.