-
-
CMPD released crime statistics for last year. A petition to remove Mecklenburg County Sheriff Garry McFadden had its first court hearing. Charlotte City Council voted to give the new Metropolitan Transportation Authority $4.3 million in startup funds, as the measles virus was detected in local wastewater.
-
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police released third quarter 2023 crime statistics, homicide and assaults are down but property crimes have increased in Charlotte
-
On the Local News Roundup: Friction on Charlotte City Council over a proposal by city staff for Eastland Yards. Homicides are down— slightly — according to the latest CMPD crime report. And most of the schools under CMS control are now considered high-poverty.
-
Violent crime is down in Charlotte for the first part of the year by 6%. Property crime rose by 10%. Charlotte Mecklenburg Police say auto thefts are driving that increase.
-
The west Charlotte neighborhoods where the city and county have deployed a newprogram that uses “violence interrupters” are seeing lower rates of one type ofviolent crime.
-
The town of Matthews announced they've made corrections to misreported crimes stats from 2018-2022
-
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department gave its third-quarter crime report Wednesday. While overall crime is up, subcategories of crime vary.
-
CMPD says that crime is down 16% compared to 2020 first-quarter crime stats. Property crime is down, including a 33% drop in residential burglaries. Fewer cars were broken into and commercial burglaries are also down. But there have also been 25 homicides so far this year.
-
Domestic violence reports are on the rise in Charlotte, as stay-at-home orders and other stresses related to the COVID-19 outbreak bring turmoil to…