Charlotte police investigate a Wallace Road homicide after a person was found dead from a gunshot wound. The active case lacks details on motive or suspects.

The National Weather Service predicts mixed weather for Charlotte, NC, with morning fog, afternoon thunderstorms, and a 60% chance of rain. Conditions will improve with sunny and warm weather early next week.

CMPD reports a 6% drop in overall crime and a 17% reduction in violent crime in Q1 2025, attributing success to strategic initiatives and community engagement.

A shooting in southeast Charlotte near a high school resulted in one fatality, with emergency services responding around 12:30 p.m. The investigation is ongoing.

"All Things Judicial–In Focus" discusses updates from the North Carolina Judicial Branch, including an annual report, eCourts launch, judicial appointments, and anti-trafficking efforts.

Charlotte's public safety strategy, including police initiatives CORE 13 and Connect Charlotte, achieves a 6% drop in crime and a 17% decrease in violent crime early in 2025.

A mother and her son were arrested for a shooting in Great Falls that injured two teens; the mother faces accessory charges, and the son attempts murder among other charges.

Mallard Creek Recreation Center in Mecklenburg County reopens on May 3rd after renovations, with festivities and facility upgrades for the community to enjoy.

CATS is restriping the Woodlawn Park and Ride, causing a closure from April 8 to 11, with commuters directed to alternate parking. The work will improve traffic flow and safety.

Raterrio Titian Sheppard arrested in Gastonia for second-degree murder and hit and run after a fatal street racing crash that killed Porscha Mason and injured others.

Union County's Procurement and Contract Management Department received the 2024 Sustained Professional Purchasing Award from the NC Association of Governmental Purchasing for the ninth year in a row.

Charlotte Douglas International Airport expects a 5% drop in spring break passengers, with improvements made to TSA checkpoints and rideshare services to enhance traveler experience.

The Fort Mill County Council approved an increase in impact fees for new residential developments, effective April 8, 2025, with fees set at $29,640 for single-family homes and $20,796 per multifamily unit.