The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department is investigating the homicide of 17-year-old Aryan Jaswal, found deceased in a vehicle on Wynhollow Downs Lane, with the community urged to provide leads.

A pastor from Albemarle was charged for not reporting child crimes after an investigation revealed a history of sexual assault allegations involving minors.

Charlotte officials agree on a draft bill for a new transit authority; the policy could lead to a sales tax rise for transportation, pending a 2025 public vote.

Workers in York County found human remains so deteriorated that identification of gender or identity is currently impossible, and deputies are investigating.

The Ella B. Scarborough Community Resource Center celebrates its first anniversary in Charlotte with an event this Saturday, offering services, giveaways, and entertainment.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department investigates after Carlos Stanley Garcia Ramos was found deceased with a gunshot wound in Hickory Grove Division.

Charlotte is starting construction on the I-85 North Bridge to link Research Drive and J.W. Clay Boulevard, including two new bridges. The project aims to ease traffic and improve connectivity in University City.

Demetrius Lamar Mattox pleads guilty in Charlotte federal court to using firearms in drug trafficking, facing up to life in prison. Sentencing date TBD, part of Project Safe Neighborhoods initiative.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny weather and rising temperatures for Charlotte, with highs around 85-88 degrees and light winds throughout the week.

Deputies in Rowan County are seeking a suspect in a shooting that left a victim with a serious head wound. The suspect fled in a stolen vehicle that was later found burned.

An autopsy determined a seven-month-old died from fentanyl and cocaine. The child, his sister, and their mother were found dead, with the mother's boyfriend charged with murder.

Charlotte has launched a Strategic Progress Tracker to publicly monitor its progress in areas like governance, safety, and development, with updates every six months.

School Resource Officers in Iredell welcomed back students with high fives and smiles to foster positive relationships at the start of the new school year.