Mooresville authorities seek public assistance in locating Shakeya Jones, a missing 17-year-old girl, working closely with her father. The community is urged to report any information to the police.

Iredell County Sheriff's Office arrested three men for cashing fraudulent checks, leading to over $130,000 in losses since May. Two suspects also have immigration holds.

The National Weather Service forecasts scattered showers and thunderstorms today in Charlotte, NC, with a 60% chance of precipitation and highs around 79°F. Clearing is expected tonight with a lower chance of rain.

Hickory seeks public input on Catawba Valley Boulevard and Startown Road improvements to enhance safety, applying for a USDOT grant and scheduling a public meeting.

Charlotte's third annual WEAAD walk on June 11, 2025, at Freedom Park highlights elder abuse issues, with community leaders participating from 8:30-10:30 a.m.

Kea'yon Dorrell Richardson, a 20-year-old man, is the prime suspect in a fatal Wadesboro apartment shooting; he was later apprehended in South Carolina.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department confirmed Jamariyee Dixon's death as a homicide, with Marion McKnight charged with murder. Investigations continue.

Hickory's Aviation Walk seeks a sculpture for the Hickory Aviation Museum; submissions accepted until June 10, especially from artists affected by Hurricane Helene.

Arboriculture expert Andrew Sileo will offer educational sessions in Huntersville starting June 12, as part of a pilot program for tree care and community guidance.

The Metropolitan Transit Commission approved a plan to update Mecklenburg County's transit with expanded rail service and a new bus program, reliant on a proposed sales tax increase.

Principal Jennifer Schroeder of Randolph Middle School was suspended with pay without clear reasons provided, leading to concerns among parents about transparency in Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools.

The Kannapolis Juneteenth Committee is set to host a celebration on June 19 at Veterans Park, with music, crafts, food trucks, and a baseball game, highlighting freedom, unity, and community connection.

Charlotte Government celebrates Waste and Recycling Workers Week, inviting residents to share stories and thanks for their Solid Waste Services workers online.