Cherokee man Brandon Tyler Buchanan receives a 30-year federal prison sentence for second-degree murder on tribal land after pleading guilty to the fatal shooting of Kobe Toineeta.

Cabarrus County government facilities to close for Good Friday, but parks and post-weekend library services to remain available. The Household Hazardous Waste event is on Saturday, and waste collection continues normally.

Charlotte County Utilities Department introduces a paid summer internship program for high school students interested in water systems and environmental sciences.

The South Gulf Cove lock will open daily from noon to 7 p.m., April 15-19, due to varying water levels. Boaters are cautioned of strong currents and urged to navigate carefully.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny weather and rising temperatures for Charlotte, with skies clearing over the week and highs reaching the mid-80s by the weekend.

Kannapolis announces a free summer event series with concerts, movies, and fireworks, featuring artists like The Fray and The Marshall Tucker Band, starting May through September.

Kannapolis announces temporary road closures for a $16.3 million bridge project aimed at improving safety and reducing delays by separating vehicle and train traffic.

Two shootings in Chester County resulted in one death and two injuries; the suspect was promptly arrested with inter-agency cooperation. Separate charges were brought against a teen for a past North Charlotte shooting.

Gaston County offers a week of community events including Earth Day activities, Easter egg hunts, and outdoor cinema, with details available on the county's website.

CMPD arrested a 15-year-old on murder and other charges in a homicide case; the suspect is now at a juvenile center. Details of the crime are limited.

Mecklenburg County warns residents of a scam involving fake property tax delinquency letters, advising verification through official channels before responding.

Restaurant and owner agree to pay $1.5 million to settle allegations of misusing pandemic relief funds, used for a personal vacation account and purchasing a FedEx business.

A 21-year-old named Jeremiah Cunningham was found dead from gunshot wounds in Charlotte, prompting an ongoing CMPD homicide investigation. Public assistance is sought in the case.