The Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Office expressed condolences for the loss of four Harris County deputies to suicide, highlighting the mental health challenges in law enforcement.

A Nigerian man, Olumide Olorunfunmi, pleads guilty in a U.S. federal court for his role in a money laundering scheme defrauding victims of $4.5 million.

Mecklenburg County is using $10.9 million from the National Opioid Settlement for opioid intervention and recovery, having deployed 10,000+ Naloxone kits and supported over 1,000 individuals with various services.

Charlotte's weather forecast includes potential thunderstorms, high winds, and an increased fire danger alert, followed by sunny skies with a chance of showers midweek.

Charlotte FC aims for a third win against the Colorado Rapids as they capitalize on a strong season start and look to overcome the absence of defender Andrew Privett.

A man in Rock Hill was shot in the leg while taking out his trash. The suspect remains unknown, and police seek information. The injury was not life-threatening.

Boy Scout Troop 337 members visited Sheriff Darren Campbell to give homemade treats, symbolizing community appreciation and youth engagement with local law enforcement.

Arlissa Eason took an oath as Deputy Clerk to the Board of Mecklenburg County, ensuring continuity of governance and reinforcing her role in local government.

York Police are searching for Pendergrass, charged with attempted murder after shooting a man, who is now stable. He is considered armed and dangerous.

Charlotte is working to reconnect its West End with citywide infrastructure projects and community input, aiming to address past urban planning wrongs and prevent displacement from gentrification.

Kannapolis is hosting a free document shredding event for residents to protect their personal information from identity theft on April 12 at Village Park.

Conflicting accounts arise from a physical fight involving two Ardrey Kell High School students, with one family claiming anti-Muslim bullying, while the other refutes this, citing self-defense.

One person died in a crash on I-485 in Charlotte, which led to road closures and traffic delays. The road has since reopened, and investigations are ongoing.