Monroe Police search for a burglary suspect caught on camera during a home invasion on Wind Chime Court. The suspect, wearing a "Game Recognize Game" t-shirt, fled before police arrived.

Dakoda Michael Drake, 27, received a prison sentence for involuntary manslaughter, delivery of a Schedule I substance, and probation violation in a death by distribution case involving a fentanyl overdose.

A fire on Interface Lane in Charlotte was contained to a balcony, displacing two residents and causing $11,000 in damages; it was an accidental fire caused by hot embers.

Two individuals died in a head-on collision in Burke County, North Carolina. Gregory Huffman and Charles Kistler Jr. were the victims. Speed and lack of seatbelt use were contributing factors.

Police seek help finding Doris Gutierrez, 66, missing since February 9 in Charlotte with possible cognitive impairment. She wore a white shirt and blue jeans.

Charlotte faces foggy conditions with high humidity, but skies will clear later. The NWS warns of heavy rain and potential flooding later in the week.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department is investigating a homicide in northwest Charlotte after a verbal altercation escalated to gunfire, resulting in one man's death.

CMPD identified homicide victim Brianye Copeland, 27, and arrested Kristopher Sinclair, 38, for the murder. The investigation is ongoing and CMPD seeks public assistance.

Cloudy skies with a sunny glimpse and a high of 72 degrees are expected in Charlotte, NC, shifting winds and a 50% chance of evening showers. Showers likely in the coming days with persistent wet conditions.

Council Member Tiawana Brown hosts a Town Hall in District 3 to engage youth in community issues, featuring panel discussions and resources from local organizations.

The EBS Community Resource Center in Charlotte is closed due to a police investigation, redirecting residents to the Woodard Center for services. Mecklenburg County will provide updates.

The City of Charlotte's Facebook page highlights local Asheville businesses, such as 12 Bones Brewing, recovering from Hurricane Helene with support from visitors, including the Charlotte City Council.

Florida's Emergency Management launches "Elevate Florida," a program to help residents fortify homes against natural disasters, with a focus on those previously affected.