Mecklenburg County introduces the "GEAR Up" pilot program offering financial aid to young adults aging out of foster care, analyzing its impact against a control group and emphasizing the need for more foster parents.

Charlotte's UDC opens applications for Placemaking Grants and Creative Pool, offering funds for community projects and connecting artists with opportunities.

Charlotte, North Carolina, faces a wintery mix with snow accumulation up to one inch, low temperatures reaching 16 degrees, and hazardous conditions into Wednesday.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police are investigating a fatal crash that occurred on Bellhaven Boulevard in northwest Charlotte, with one person confirmed dead. The area was closed to traffic.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police thanked residents for aiding in locating a missing person, who was found unharmed.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police investigate a fatal crash involving a motorcycle and Ford Fusion, resulting in two deaths and others hospitalized. Speed and impairment by the motorcyclist are suspected factors.

A Cold Weather Advisory is issued for the Piedmont region of NC and parts of SC, with wind chills as low as 5°F expected and caution for hypothermia and power grid strain.

A fatal crash in east Charlotte killed one and injured five; three seriously hurt. Police investigate the pre-dawn incident at a local intersection. Traffic resumed after the scene was cleared.

Firefighter Matthew Walker's journey from a challenging upbringing to battling and overcoming cancer underscores his dedication to service and resilience.

Damonta Alexander died in a car crash in Charlotte; police cite speed, possible impairment, and lack of seatbelt use as factors. Investigation ongoing.

Dense fog and an imminent cold snap with subnormal temperatures hit Charlotte, N.C., leading to safety advisories and preparation for potential power outages.

Kannapolis Police Department invites residents to join its free annual Citizens' Academy to learn about policing from March 13 to May 22, with applications due by February 21, 2025.

Mecklenburg County officials implement extreme weather protocols to aid the homeless during expected cold snap, expanding shelter and warming center capacities.