Charlotte-Mecklenburg and North Carolina declared March 2-8 as Severe Weather Preparedness Week, urging residents to learn about flood risks and emergency preparedness.

A deadly domestic violence-related shooting on Susanna Drive in Charlotte was reported by CMPD, with one victim dead and an active investigation underway.

Westbound lane on Quesada Avenue is shifted due to maintenance work near Crestview Waterway, affecting traffic from February 28 to March 1. Warning signs and detours are in place.

Charlotte County is seeking a volunteer for its Barrier Island Fire Advisory Board, with applications accepted via various contact methods. The term ends October 31, 2025.

Charlotte County announces summer camp registration starting March 3, 2025, featuring traditional and specialty programs for varied interests and age groups.

Charlotte County announces a series of government meetings for early March, covering a range of local issues such as waterways, code enforcement, parks, and budget planning.

A section of Midway Boulevard in Charlotte County will be closed eastbound from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on March 3-4 for sidewalk work, potentially affecting traffic.

FloridaCommerce hosts workshops in Charlotte County to discuss disaster recovery efforts and the State of Florida Action Plan with stakeholders and citizens.

Charlotte County has implemented a fire ban due to drought conditions, affecting activities like fireworks and outdoor burning, but with exceptions for certain controlled burns.

Charlotte's forecast includes afternoon showers and storms, with a 40% rain chance and gusty southwest winds. Conditions will clear by evening. Weekend looks sunny, though early next week temperatures drop.

Quinton Walsh was arrested by Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Office deputies for carjacking after being located thanks to a prior arrest lead. Walsh was found under a mattress; a repainted stolen vehicle and suspected cocaine were also found.

David Ballard from Catawba, N.C., received an 87-month prison sentence for illegal firearm possession, including a machinegun, followed by supervised release.

UCSO in Monroe, NC celebrated the hiring of new officers and a deputy's promotion, while continuing to recruit motivated individuals for law enforcement roles.