How revving engines, noisy mufflers could be cracked down on in Charlotte
Revving engines and noisy mufflers could be cracked down on in Charlotte.
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Revving engines and noisy mufflers could be cracked down on in Charlotte.
The City of Charlotte may set rules for e-bikes and other motorized rides around town.
A Charlotte woman arrested during a Border Patrol protest is asking a judge to throw out the charges against her. She says federal agents “deleted” critical video evidence in her case.
Charlotte resident Derrick Randall Jr., 36, has been charged with the killing of his ex-girlfriend, 37-year-old Brandi Merrick. While Merrick’s body has not been found, a new court affidavit reveals DNA evidence linking Randall to her death, including blood found in his garage and forensic evidence discovered near a shallow grave.
Police said the suspect, who has a prior homicide conviction and lengthy criminal record, is accused of killing a man and injuring another in a shooting less than two hours after being released from jail.
North Carolina lawmakers announced a proposal Wednesday aimed at curbing predatory towing practices after complaints from drivers.
Court documents say a CMPD officer looked up an undercover officer’s license plate information and provided it to the subject of a drug investigation.
Fifty-seven recruits recently began an eight-month training program at the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Training Academy. The cohort, designated Class 206, is working to earn their police badges.
Lace Hill is hosting a free art event for teens ages 14 to 18 at Blume Studios in Charlotte on Oct. 24.
The organizer of a north Charlotte pool party that ended in a deadly mass shooting told Channel 9 she never expected violence, as warrants show how social media tips helped the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department identify a murder suspect.