Myles Harris

6 days ago | wcnc.com | Myles Harris

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1 week ago | wcnc.com | Myles Harris

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The Mecklenburg County District Attorney's Office is seeking relief from severe staffing shortages through a key vote in the North Carolina Senate that could provide much-needed resources to the overwhelmed prosecutor's office.

1 week ago | wcnc.com | Myles Harris

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The search for a missing French bulldog named Julio continues after officers with the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department recovered the owner's stolen vehicle. Jayla Gittens has been desperately searching for 6-year-old Julio since both her pet and her Honda Civic were stolen while she was loading boxes during a move from her North Charlotte apartment earlier this month. "CMPD actually did recover my car in the Mallard Creek area," Gittens told WCNC Charlotte.

1 week ago | wcnc.com | Myles Harris

INDIAN TRAIL, N.C. — The Indian Trail Town Council is preparing for a hearing in May to decide whether to censure one of its own members following an investigation into social media conduct. Councilperson Todd Barber faces allegations of being connected to a controversial Facebook page that has posted disparaging content about other town officials, potentially violating town ethics policies. "It makes us a laughingstock of our town," one concerned resident said during a recent council meeting.

1 week ago | wcnc.com | Myles Harris

MONROE, N.C. — A proposed ordinance that would criminalize skateboarding in downtown Monroe has sparked heated debate between city officials and community members concerned about its impact on local youth. The proposal, discussed at a recent Monroe City Council meeting, would prohibit skateboarding, roller skating, and hoverboard use throughout the downtown district. Violations would be classified as class three misdemeanors with fines up to $500.