One individual was killed in a wrong-way crash on I-85 in Gaston County, with a Hyundai driver pronounced dead at the scene.

CMPD investigates a homicide in Steele Creek after an early morning assault with a deadly weapon results in one death.

A hazardous weather outlook has been issued for Charlotte with severe thunderstorms expected, including possible damaging winds and hail, as well as risks of flash flooding.

Elder Aleki Langi, an 18-year-old Mormon missionary, was killed in a hit-and-run in Charlotte while on his bike. The driver fled, and the police are investigating. Witnesses described a chaotic scene, and the church expressed condolences.

Officials have identified persons of interest in a case where an opossum was set on fire in North Carolina, with potential felony animal cruelty charges forthcoming.

Carlo Dawson was named the new Poet Laureate of Rock Hill, bringing her extensive background in education and the arts to promote poetry in the community.

The Cabarrus County Commission on Financial Efficiency, led by Commissioner Laura Lindsey, is working to improve the cost-effectiveness of county services and encourages public involvement.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Storm Water Services urges residents to prepare for hurricane season, offering tips on flood risk assessment, insurance, emergency alerts, and evacuation planning, citing the recent devastating impacts of hurricanes.

CMPD warns of rising property crimes by juveniles after a 15-year-old is linked to 80 incidents, highlighting challenges in detaining repeat offenders.

Belmont's Main Street will be closed from noon to midnight on May 2nd for the Friday Night Live event. Detours are provided and no parking is allowed; violations may result in towing.

Belmont Police express support for mental health awareness, urging community engagement and providing resources like the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

Hickory Police Department launches P.A.C.T. traffic enforcement to increase road safety by targeting common violations like speeding and distracted driving, with special attention to pedestrian and cyclist safety.

Bob Summey served the Charlotte Fire Department from 1959 to 1993, witnessing its evolution from firefighting to including EMS, becoming a station commander, and upholding strong connections to his past.