A car chase in Catawba County led to a crash injuring an infant and two adults. Nazir Lucky fled a traffic stop, lost control, and hit a tree. Occupants were hospitalized and Lucky faces multiple charges.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department released the names of officers involved in a shooting, currently under investigation for adherence to policy and training.

UF/IFAS and Lemon Bay Conservancy seek volunteers for the 5th Annual Eyes on Seagrass Monitoring Program to collect data on seagrass health in Charlotte Harbor and Lemon Bay.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg invites residents to join The Big Spring Clean litter removal event, with previous volunteers having collected 9,000 pounds of trash.

Charlotte officials, Ashley Landis and Mackenzie Nowacki, lead the Strategic Investment Areas program, enhancing city connectivity and transit, emphasizing equity and safety in infrastructure development.

Multiple convictions and plea deals result from a trial session in Mecklenburg County, with sentences ranging from probation to prison terms for various crimes.

A woman, Maya Jena Jones, has been arrested in connection to the homicide of Shamaree Bell-Brown and charged with murder by Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police.

Gaston County announces a week of events including a County Commission meeting, baseball games, a park Master Plan meeting, a writer's workshop, Senior Games, and a Garden Fest.

The Charlotte County Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will discuss community engagement and park promotion on April 2 at Centennial Park Recreation Center. The public meeting includes a parks tour.

A homicide investigation is underway in Charlotte's Eastway Division where police found a man fatally shot on Timber Hollow Drive; CMPD seeks information.

Mecklenburg County prepares for Child Abuse Prevention Month in April, featuring blue outfits, pinwheels, and an event to raise awareness about child protection.

The National Weather Service forecasts a continuance of sunny days for Charlotte with increased wind gusts, mild temps today, and a fire danger alert for the region.

Six individuals were indicted for illegal reentry and firearms offenses after Operation Take Back America, as announced by U.S. Attorney Russ Ferguson.