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(CHARLOTTE, N.C.) — A procession of police cruisers with their lights flashing followed an ambulance through Charlotte, North Carolina, late on Monday, as the emergency vehicle carried the body of one of the four law enforcement officials killed earlier in the day. Officer Joshua Eyer’s […]

Flowers in memory of fallen law enforcement officers accumulate at the base of a flag pole outside the Federal Courthouse on April 30, 2024 in Charlotte, North Carolina. (Sean Rayford/Getty Images)(CHARLOTTE, N.C.) -- Authorities recovered an AR-15 rif...

Authorities recovered an AR-15 rifle and .40-caliber handgun from the scene where four law enforcement officers were fatally shot while attempting to serve warrants at a residence in Charlotte, North Carolina, police said. Additional magazines and ammunition for both firearms were also recovered from the scene, where there are believed to have been more than 100 projectiles and casings, according to Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Chief Johnny Jennings. The law enforcement officials were shot and k

(CHARLOTTE, N.C.) -- Authorities recovered an AR-15 rifle and .40-caliber handgun from the scene where four law enforcement officers were fatally shot while attempting to serve warrants at a residence in Charlotte, North Carolina, police said.Additional magazines and ammunition for both firearms were also recovered from the scene, where there are believed to have been

A gap in state law previously allowed bars to serve hot food without getting health inspections like restaurants.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools could be on the verge of adding a new safety measure. CMS leaders want to stock schools across the district with Narcan, which can quickly treat a drug overdose. “We looked and there haven’t been, fortunately, any incidents of overdose from opioids in the schools here at this point,” said Raynard Washington, the director of Mecklenburg County Public Health.

The Charlotte Observer’s recent investigations show teens easily buy fake prescription painkillers often with deadly consequences.

Miles Bridges turned himself in to police in Lincoln County on Friday for charges related to an incident that occurred on Oct. 6.

Health officials say summer heat may be partially to blame for rising cases.