Uptown Charlotte
Coverage of Uptown Charlotte in the Nexus archive.
- 10 arrested, 7 guns seized in Uptown Charlotte police operation aimed at reducing nightlife disorder
Ten people were arrested and seven guns were seized during a police operation in Uptown Charlotte aimed at reducing nightlife disorder. The operation resulted in 92 traffic stops, 11 ABC inspections, and nearly one ounce of drugs seized, with CMPD emphasizing a zero-tolerance approach to violence and illegal activity.
- Teen says CMPD officer threw him to the ground while riding bikes with friends near Uptown
A Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department officer was arrested and charged with assault after allegedly pushing a teen off a bicycle during an early morning encounter near Uptown Charlotte. The incident led to an investigation by CMPD's Criminal Investigations Bureau, resulting in the officer's unpaid administrative leave and a separate internal affairs review.
- Crash blocks inbound lanes of I-277 in Uptown Charlotte
A multi-vehicle crash blocked all inbound lanes of Interstate 277 in Uptown Charlotte, causing major traffic delays and diverting traffic to the 3rd and 4th Street exit. The incident also led to backups on John Belk Freeway and Independence Boulevard.
- 'It's unbelievably loud': Uptown Charlotte residents fed up with noisy cars
Residents in Uptown Charlotte are frustrated with noisy cars, prompting Charlotte City Council and state lawmakers to implement noise cameras and increase police enforcement of noise ordinances.
- Uptown road to close overnight due to demolition
Brooklyn Village Avenue in Uptown Charlotte will close overnight Thursday for demolition of the former Duke Energy building. The site is being redeveloped into a mixed-use project with housing and retail. The closure between Mint and Church streets will run from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m., with alternate routes suggested via Morehead Street or Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.
- Uptown Charlotte businesses relieved after busy, safe Fourth of July celebrations
Uptown Charlotte businesses reported a safe and successful Fourth of July celebration with increased police presence. Charlotte-Mecklenburg police arrested 28 individuals, including 19 teenagers and a 12-year-old, while business owners and residents expressed relief over the absence of violence during the event.
- Morning 3: Busy store intentionally set on fire in Gaston County, per officials -- and other news
A busy store was intentionally set on fire in Gaston County, a paramedic was killed and another injured in an ambulance accident near the Gaston-Cleveland County line, 28 people were arrested during the America 250 celebration in Uptown Charlotte, and high heat and storm chances continued in the area.
- 28 arrested, parents cited in Uptown Charlotte during America 250 celebration
28 people were arrested during the America 250 celebration in Uptown Charlotte on July 4, with 19 juveniles and 9 adults detained. Eight parents were cited for contributing to the delinquency of a minor as part of a police strategy to ensure safety.
- Public help needed to find missing Matthews teen
Authorities in Matthews are seeking public help to locate 13-year-old Amilia Patrice Monroe, who was last seen on Saturday around 8 p.m. in the 1500 block of Crescent Lane. She may have been at Truist Park in Uptown Charlotte for a fireworks show before disappearing. Individuals with information are urged to contact law enforcement via 911 or 704-847-5555.
- 1 dead, 1 hurt in crash on Independence Boulevard near Uptown
A deadly crash occurred on Independence Boulevard near Uptown Charlotte, resulting in one death and one serious injury. Police are investigating the incident, which caused significant traffic backups on the ramp to Interstate 277.
- Over 300 traffic violations issued in Uptown by CMPD in one week
Charlotte-Mecklenburg police issued 306 traffic violations in Uptown Charlotte over one week, including 8 noise violations and 255 traffic stops. The department reported 25 noise citations in Uptown this year and emphasized a commitment to safety and quality of life.
- Morning 3: Man arrested days after person stabbed to death in Uptown Charlotte -- and other news
A man was arrested in Uptown Charlotte after a person was stabbed to death. A Catawba County businessman is accused of killing his partner, a kitten was rescued from a car engine in Gastonia, and the Charlotte area experienced heavy rain.
- 15-year-old charged for alleged involvement in triple shooting in Uptown Charlotte, police say
A 15-year-old was charged with assault with a deadly weapon, possession of a handgun by a minor, and discharging a firearm following a triple shooting in Uptown Charlotte. Three people, including two teenagers and a 24-year-old woman, were injured in the incident.
- 3 people hurt in triple shooting in Uptown Charlotte, police say
Three people, including two children, were injured in a triple shooting in Uptown Charlotte near North Davidson Street and East 8th Street on June 17. The incident occurred around 5:30 p.m., with one child initially found with a gunshot wound and an adult and another child arriving at the hospital later. Police have not disclosed the identities or current conditions of the victims.
- MEDIC: 1 hurt in Uptown shooting
A person was seriously injured in a shooting on North Davidson Street in Uptown Charlotte Wednesday evening. The victim was taken to an area hospital with life-threatening injuries, and the incident is under investigation. Additional details have not been released.
- Myers Park HS student charged in connection with shooting near Romare Bearden Park
A 16-year-old Myers Park High School student has been charged in connection with a weekend shooting near Romare Bearden Park in Uptown Charlotte. Two individuals were shot and hospitalized but are expected to survive, while the Ink N Ivy restaurant was also struck by gunfire. Two suspects, including Jamariae Blue, were arrested, with Blue charged with assault with a deadly weapon and held on a $750,000 bond.