An armed robbery at Lucky Charm Skills Arcade in Salisbury, NC, is under investigation by local deputies after suspects forced employees to hand over cash and a handgun.

Tomonta Simmons, 32, from Charlotte, was sentenced to 70 months in prison for possessing firearms with illegal "Glock Switches" after a high-speed chase that led to his arrest.

Charlotte Fire's new Field Technician program supports chiefs, enhancing response efficiency and safety in the face of the city's increasing demands on first responders.

Monifa Drayton resigned as Executive Director of the Mecklenburg Democratic Party, citing a racist and toxic work environment following the party's recent election disappointments.

Charlotte and UNC Charlotte celebrated urban design with "The Urbies," recognizing projects like 30Six NoDa, Lockwood, and others for enhancing neighborhoods and public spaces.

A fire broke out in a home on Grand Canyon Road NW in Concord, NC, requiring a multi-company response but was controlled in 19 minutes. No injury details are available yet.

The Statesville Police determined that Shelbie Lynn Smith's death was accidental after a months-long investigation. She was found unresponsive following a child's disappearance.

Charlotte will continue waste collection on Veterans Day without delay, urging residents to put out carts by 6 a.m. on the holiday for regular pickup.

Tiny Picassos is a new art program for toddlers at Harold Avenue Regional Park Recreation Center in Charlotte County, starting mid-December for $25, fostering creativity and motor skills through crafting.

Prineville Street at Hillsborough Boulevard is set to close again after a brief opening, and Charlotte County Public Works advises commuters to expect delays or find alternate routes.

An ex-Davidson College electrician was charged with secret peeping, accused of filming individuals over 10+ years. The college and police are investigating.

Concord, NC will observe Veterans Day with government office closures, a pause in waste services with one-day delayed resumption, regular public transit service, and recreational centers open for limited hours.

Steven Andiloro pleaded guilty to securities and wire fraud charges for his part in a multimillion-dollar investment scam and misuse of COVID-19 relief funds.