Cleveland County authorities are searching for Marlow Johnson, charged with the first-degree murder of Tamia Logan.

The Belmont Police Department is recruiting, emphasizing benefits like competitive pay, community support, and advanced officer training on their social media.

Indian Trail partners with the American Red Cross for a blood drive on August 22 at the Town Hall, emphasizing the critical need for donations and their life-saving impact.

A high-speed chase in Mooresville, NC, ended with a collision and the arrest of two men, one of whom had a firearm and items linked to auto theft. They face multiple charges.

Two CMPD officers were injured in a crash involving an impaired driver near Bojangles Coliseum. Thomas Royster, 36, faces felony charges after allegedly hitting the officers' vehicle, causing head and lower body injuries.

Hickory Police arrested a suspect, Jaheem Harris, for the homicide of Keimarian Peterson, calling for public assistance in their ongoing investigation.

Governor Josh Stein visited a Coca-Cola facility in Charlotte, observing its apprenticeship program, and stressed the importance of vocational training for economic growth.

Construction of Fire Station 6 at Concord-Padgett Regional Airport in Concord, NC, which will house Blaze 1 and Blaze 2 and serve the surrounding area, is underway, as shared by the city's fire department.

Kirsten Rhea Taylor, 28, faces four felony charges of animal cruelty after videos surfaced showing her allegedly mistreating dogs at Classy Critters Pet Resort in Mooresville. The Iredell County Sheriff’s Office is actively investigating.

The City of Hickory is hosting a Back to School Bash on August 23 at Taft Broome Park to prepare kids for school with fun activities and free haircuts.

Charlotte, NC, faces a heatwave with temperatures reaching up to 101°F, prompting health and safety warnings and advisories for residents to stay cool and hydrated.

Gastonia has released guidelines for a cooling station to aid residents against summer heat, outlining operations based on temperature forecasts, and a set of rules for safety and respect, effective through August 6, 2025.

Monroe Fire Department's Recruit Class 25 completes their 17th week of training with live fire control exercises, simulating real firefighting scenarios.