The Charlotte Fire Department celebrates female firefighters during Women's History Month, spotlighting their contributions and dedication to the profession.

An 82-year-old woman died in a house fire in Gaston County, with the fire potentially started by a space heater. The blaze was controlled by 7:30 p.m. and a family member suffered minor injuries while trying to rescue her.

Charlotte's weather starts clear and sunny, reaching 58°F, but a cold front will bring severe weather, including possible tornadoes. A burn ban is in effect due to fire risks. High winds are expected later in the week.

Charlotte FC triumphed 2-0 over Atlanta United FC, with Wilfried Zaha scoring on his debut and contributing to the team's morale before facing Inter Miami CF.

Hickory Police’s March P.A.C.T. focuses on traffic safety on Falling Creek Road NE and 8th Avenue NE, targeting distracted driving, speeding, and close following to protect all road users.

Gilberto Meza-Corral, Concord firefighter, won the Kim Wittig Award for fire safety education, recognized for his work, including aiding the hearing-impaired.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg police are investigating a homicide on Old Mount Holly Road after a victim with a gunshot wound was found, prompting community and law enforcement response.

A fatal shooting occurred in Charlotte's Freedom Division, where police found a gunshot victim deceased and are seeking public assistance in the ongoing investigation.

CMPD is investigating a deadly shooting on Wilkinson Blvd. in Charlotte, where a man was killed early Saturday after an altercation with armed security.

The National Weather Service issued a Special Weather Statement for increased fire danger in the southeastern US due to dry conditions. A burn ban is in effect in South Carolina.

Quesada Avenue in Charlotte County will be closed for milling and paving due to a water main project on March 3 from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Travelers are advised to plan detours.

Charlotte celebrates Women's History Month, highlighting local women's contributions, with a focus on the city's leadership and community members. Events and initiatives will unfold throughout the month.

Two pedestrians were killed in separate vehicle incidents in Charlotte on early Saturday morning, with one being a hit-and-run and the other involving a motorcycle.