18-year-old charged in connection with Monroe shooting
An 18-year-old man is now charged with shooting into a home in Monroe, police said.
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Woman brandishes gun after fight at Mint Hill Middle School drop-off line
Police in Mint Hill say a 37-year-old woman was arrested after pulling out a gun following an altercation at Mint Hill Middle School early Thursday morning.
Bystanders pull Meck County sheriff’s deputy from cruiser after Cornelius crash
A sheriff’s deputy is in fair condition after being pulled from his patrol car by bystanders following a crash in Cornelius Wednesday afternoon.
Carowinds owner announces big shift for 2027
Six Flags Entertainment Corp. plans to relocate its corporate headquarters next year to Arlington, Texas, marking the loss of a Fortune 1000 company for the Charlotte region.
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Police seize 7 firearms, charge 4 at University City apartments
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department said its officers seized seven firearms and charged four people, including juveniles, after responding to a report of armed people wearing ski masks in the 1200 block of Campus Pointe Court on Aug. 9.
Former partner shares grief over fatal East Charlotte shooting
A man from Honduras was shot and killed Thursday evening in an east Charlotte shopping center.
Rising property values in Mecklenburg County spark fears of being priced out
As Mecklenburg County’s housing market continues to change, some longtime homeowners are worried rising property values could eventually price them out of their neighborhoods.
Rising real estate values drive higher property tax bills in Mecklenburg County
Property tax bills are being issued in Mecklenburg County as real estate values continue to rise across the Charlotte region.
NC vaccination standards not changing after President Trump’s executive order
Health officials in North Carolina say that even after a new executive order from President Donald Trump about vaccine schedules, the recommendations and requirements in the state haven’t changed.
South Carolina childcare centers face closures as scholarship funding runs out
Daycare centers across South Carolina are losing children and laying off workers as federal child care scholarship funding dries up, forcing some families to pull their children from care they can no longer afford.
NC reports 149 new cyclosporiasis cases
SouthPark Knights prepare for international baseball tournament
Family mourns 19-year-old killed in I-77 shooting in Mooresville
North Carolina imposes new vape shop rules, annual licensing fee
Man accused of shooting girlfriend during struggle inside car on I-77
Investigation continues after 2 shot on I-77 in Mooresville
Hundreds of new cyclosporiasis cases reported in last week across NC
Summer camp aims to teach Charlotte kids about building future, leadership skills
East Charlotte apartment fire leaves 8 units heavily damaged
I-485 toll prices to increase during peak hours
Alan Wilson wins Republican nomination for South Carolina governor
Gastonia Police seek witnesses in fatal hit-and-run crash
Former Panthers site eyed for 1,252-job project
Former employees say Huntersville restaurant used their information to hire undocumented workers
Ralph Norman addresses supporters as early results don’t go his way
Community mourns loss of 16-year-old after crash in Davidson
Be prepared for a law enforcement exercise in Uptown this weekend
Nancy Mace vows to cut taxes, fix roads in SC governor bid
1 shot, killed at west Charlotte park
Riders feel safer as CATS credits security upgrades for crime reduction
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