Charlotte County has added three debris drop-off locations for residents affected by the recent storm. Proof of residency is required, and certain rules apply regarding the type and size of debris.

Manasota Key is reopening to residents and businesses post-disaster, with damage assessments done. Officials warn of remaining debris and advise caution, providing emergency contact information and online resources for community updates.

Law enforcement in Chesterfield County is searching for four inmates who escaped from detention early Tuesday morning. They enlist SLED to help in the manhunt.

A child in Gaston County, NC, was seriously injured after being hit by a car. The incident happened near Carson Drive, and the child was rushed to hospital. No immediate details about charges are available.

A fire at Calvary Church in South Charlotte resulted in serious injuries to one person and a significant emergency response. The cause is under investigation, with details on damage pending.

A crossing guard and one driver were hospitalized after a two-vehicle collision near Catawba Ridge High School in Fort Mill. The accident's details have yet to be determined.

A firefighter was injured but later released from the hospital after being trapped due to a ceiling collapse while fighting a house fire in south Charlotte.

Union County Water is set to launch a new, user-friendly website and customer hub aimed at enhancing online services, bill payment ease, and resource access for residents.

A Multi-Agency Resource Center (MARC) has opened at the Port Charlotte Town Center to aid residents affected by Hurricane Milton, offering resources and support services daily.

A man was arrested for threatening FEMA workers with an assault rifle in North Carolina during recovery efforts.

Charlotte is expecting mostly sunny days with a hint of autumn chill and no hazardous weather, alongside a warning for possible frost later in the week.

CMPD is investigating a homicide involving victim Jose Antonio Mejia-Gaona. Detective Carter is leading the case, urging public tips via 704-432-TIPS or Crime Stoppers at 704-334-1600.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police determined a recent homicide as justified and won't charge anyone, with ongoing investigations welcoming public tips.