CMPD investigating homicide in east Charlotte
Police are investigating a deadly shooting in east Charlotte.
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Police are investigating a deadly shooting in east Charlotte.
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Crews responded to a house on Raintree Lane just before two Friday morning. Charlotte Fire said they could see flames coming from the home when they got there.
A Matthews firefighter has been arrested and charged in connection to a building fire. 54-year-old Peter Blaich is charged with "burning of certain buildings."
FBI Director Kash Patel paid a visit to Charlotte on Friday to announce one of the agency's most wanted fugitives, Alex Castillo, is now behind bars in Mecklenburg County.
One person died in an overnight house fire in south Charlotte.
A local business is sharing surveillance video to try to keep other people safe. In the clip, you can see a man with a mask walk into Plumped med spa in the middle of the day in December and walk past the employees and customers at the front desk.
Governor Stein held a briefing to provide updates and guidance as a winter storm approaches North Carolina.
Two cases of measles have been confirmed in Mecklenburg County.
A lucky lottery player in North Carolina won $209.3 million in Wednesdayβs Powerball jackpot.
Millions of Americans are bracing for a potentially catastrophic ice storm from New Mexico to the Carolinas.
An investigation is underway after a shooting in a church parking lot on Eastfield Road. Officials say it happened just after three Wednesday afternoon.
Police in Lenoir say it took them just hours to make an arrest in a murder that happened Wednesday. Officers say 34-year-old Preston Page shot and killed 32-year-old Conner Drum at a home on Tara Place SW around 9:30am. Page is charged with second degree murder.
Children at the Boys and Girls Club in Concord received new jackets, shoes and socks. The event was put on by Subaru Concord in partnership with Operation Warm.
The Jewish Federation of Greater Charlotte says police are investigating after anti-Semitic signs with Nazi imagery and threats of violence were put up at Shalom Park on Providence Road.
Officials with Duke Energy are sending a clear message to people ahead of the storm: get ready.
The North Carolina Department of Transportation is working to make sure people can travel as safely as possible when the storm hits.
If you have outdoor pets bring them inside. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Animal Care & Control says if your animal normal lives outside, now is the time to make an exception. Their safety depends on it.
