A fatal crash involving two vehicles on I-85 in Gastonia, NC, at Exit 14, caused road closures and an ongoing investigation. Authorities urged drivers to avoid the area.

A man in Mint Hill, Cameron Torrence, has been charged with animal cruelty after a video showed an opossum being burned alive. He faces additional charges and is being held without bond.

A feud between ex-Councilman Bokhari and Police Chief Jennings in Charlotte involved a settlement and allegations of misconduct, affecting community trust and governance.

The National Weather Service reports fog and mist in Charlotte, NC, with a mild 60°F. Commuters are advised caution due to reduced visibility. Slight chance of showers and thunderstorms later with potential for rain into next week.

The Huntersville Town Board unanimously opposed House Bill 765, which they say threatens local control over planning and zoning, potentially leading to unchecked high-density development.

The Rowan Community Center's main entrance will close on June 1, 2025, due to Health Department construction, set to finish in 2026. A new entrance and emergency exit will be established.

Rowan Public Library hosts Spring Sing and Music Expo on May 10, with local artists and music education booths.

An investigation is underway in Charlotte after a morning assault with a deadly weapon led to a fatality. The CMPD is collecting evidence and seeking community tips.

The CMPD is investigating a homicide after 18-year-old Kamorrie Prather was fatally shot on Frew Road, Charlotte. They encourage witnesses to contact them.

Amanda Rogers has been named the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools (CMS) School Nurse of the Year for 2025, an honor announced on National School Nurse Day.

Terrence Richardson is charged with murder and attempted murder following a deadly shooting at Archdale Mini Mart in Charlotte, resulting in one death and two critical injuries.

The Cabarrus County Public Library System's "Color Our World" Summer Reading Program encourages reading and creativity, with activities and a reading challenge tracked via the Beanstack app.

Jalon Williams transitions from a machinist to an entrepreneur, leveraging his skills to start an embroidery business, inspired by his early love for LEGOs and building.