A civilian died and two officers were hurt in a crash involving a reported stolen vehicle and police cars in Freedom Division, prompting a CMPD-led investigation.

Allen Lee Henson from N.C. was sentenced to 14 years for meth trafficking, following investigations led by local and federal law enforcement agencies.

Charlotte is set for a week of mild weather with sunny skies and rising temperatures, reaching highs potentially up to 95°F mid-week, according to the National Weather Service.

The Harkers Island bridge replacement in North Carolina earned an Operations Excellence award for innovation and efficiency, completing ahead of schedule using corrosion-resistant materials.

A vehicle crash in Steele Creek left one dead; CMPD investigates the early morning incident where a Kia collided with a truck at Westinghouse Blvd and Granite St.

The William R. Davie Recycling Center in Charlotte is closing temporarily for expansion and will reopen by end of 2024. Residents can use alternative sites for recycling during this period.

Sharvil D. of Providence High School gained industry exposure through an American Airlines summer internship via the Mayor's Youth Employment Program, improving skills vital for service businesses.

Mecklenburg County Public Health is hosting a back-to-school vaccination event to ensure students have the necessary immunizations for the upcoming school year.

Clint Clifford Sicking is charged with defrauding livestock markets in a complex cattle theft scheme worth $780,000.

Charlotte man, Everette Josiah Phifer, is sentenced to seven years for firearm possession as a felon and for involvement in a shooting that led to a death.

Charlotte is forecasted to experience sunny skies with climbing temperatures, reaching up to 92 degrees by Monday, according to the National Weather Service.

A woman was beaten to death at a Charlotte gas station, with Sam Roary charged for the murder; her distress call led to the discovery. Roary, who knew the victim, is jailed on $1 million bond. The investigation is ongoing.

Kannapolis City Council allocates $68,000 from its CDBG fund to support local organizations, focusing on education and crisis intervention for low-income residents.