Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police investigate a homicide where a victim with stab wounds was found and later pronounced dead. The investigation is active with no suspects identified.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police are investigating a fatal shooting on East Trade Street from over the weekend. The victim died after being transported to the hospital.

The article details a week of mild, sunny weather forecast for Charlotte, with rising temperatures reaching mid-80s by the weekend, ideal for outdoor activities.

Salisbury is seeking local poets to contribute to its Sidewalk Poetry Project, which will embed poems in the downtown sidewalks, in celebration of National Poetry Month.

Salisbury Police swiftly responded to a reported active shooter at a local Walmart, rapidly evacuating the store. No threat was found, and the store resumed normal operations.

Two teachers at Maiden Rosenwald Preschool Academy were arrested following allegations of child abuse involving toddlers; police investigations are ongoing.

Dallas County Yard Waste Facility is selling mulch for $2 per scoop, available to both residential and commercial customers every Saturday while supplies last.

CMPD arrested suspect Khanahnai Coleman, 20, for Murder and Armed Robbery in connection to a homicide case. Details of the investigation remain undisclosed.

Mecklenburg County announces service closures for Good Friday, April 18, 2025, with some emergency lines remaining open.

The forecast for Charlotte promises a week of mostly sunny weather with a gentle swing in temperatures, including highs near 63 and 85 degrees. Winds might pick up on Monday.

An updated age-progression photo of missing Cornelius girl, Madalina Cojocari, was released by the Cornelius PD and NCMEC on her 14th birthday, aiming to reinvigorate the search.

The City of Charlotte promotes year-round environmental stewardship, offering citizen engagement through recycling, local initiatives, volunteer events, energy plans, subsidies for sustainable practices, and green space enhancement.

The Mecklenburg County Office of Economic Development is hosting a virtual seminar series in May called "What’s Next 2025" to help local business owners scale their operations.