The Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office has introduced a new K-9, Fuego, with skills in apprehension and narcotics detection, highlighting the team's potential for community safety.

Cabarrus County celebrated the opening of its new Library and Active Living Center, with a large community turnout highlighting the facility's educational and recreational offerings.

Spring Lake Park is scheduled for routine tree trimming from March 19-21 as part of park maintenance for safety and beautification. Park remains open, but caution is advised near work zones.

Charlotte, N.C. faces increased fire risk due to dry conditions, followed by a storm system potentially bringing severe thunderstorms and tornadoes over the weekend.

A man named Reggie Knight was shot by police while they served warrants for various charges including drug possession and assault. Investigations are ongoing.

Avelo Airlines launches three new nonstop services from Concord-Padgett Regional Airport to Detroit, Washington, D.C., and Long Island, with introductory fares starting at $39.

The Concord Fire Department will conduct live-fire training on March 13 at the future site of J.E. "Jim" Ramsuer Park, as part of skill enhancement and park development.

K9 Dunkin and local law enforcement successfully located a missing adult with special needs in Gaston County, demonstrating the effectiveness of inter-agency cooperation.

Mecklenburg County Manager Dena R. Diorio received the El Camino Campeon Leadership Award for her work with Camino, a nonprofit supporting the Hispanic and Latino community.

Midway Park's sport courts in Port Charlotte are undergoing renovations on March 20-21, with partial accessibility for the public and improved facilities expected upon completion.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police reported a fatal car crash involving a 19-year-old and a tractor-trailer on Sunset Road, with an investigation underway.

CMPD investigates the murder of Emily Lizama Alvarez following her death from a gunshot wound; a juvenile in custody is charged with First-Degree Murder.

The Union County Sheriff's Office celebrates Sheriff Eddie Cathey's birthday, highlighting his role in making the county one of North Carolina's safest.