BHS Corrugated North America is opening a new 25,000-square-foot Experience Center in Charlotte, with over 50 new jobs expected. The center will focus on innovation and customer experience in the corrugated industry.

A road rage incident in York County led to a shooting and arrest with no injuries. The conflict caused traffic disruption on Highway 5 and is under investigation.

Three Cherryville residents were arrested in Gaston County for numerous meth-related charges after a multi-agency probe that seized over 5 pounds of meth and eight firearms.

Mecklenburg County's proposed $2.5 billion budget for FY2026 prioritizes education, health, and community services with a modest funding increase and a slight property tax rate uptick.

ICE agents detained a man near a school in East Charlotte, sparking community concerns about safety and the impact on students during testing week. Additional counseling was provided and local opinions criticized the ICE action.

Charlotte's weather forecast includes a 50% chance of showers and thunderstorms, patchy fog overnight, and a sunny end to the week with temperatures reaching up to 91 degrees.

Matthews Town Manager Becky Hawke presented a $41.3 million budget for FY 2025-2026, with a property tax and stormwater fee increase to fund growth-related projects and services.

Detention Officer Justin Bradley was named Officer of the Quarter by Sheriff Eddie Cathey, celebrated for his exceptional work at UCSO Detention Center during Detention Officer Appreciation Week.

Charlotte's local lakes are ready for summer, with safety officials urging residents to sign up for swim advisories regarding water quality and safety.

Gaston County announces a week of diverse community events, including the Main Street Farmers Market, commissioner meetings, a library Spring Carnival, conservation activities, and BEEtopia 2025.

Charlotte's Firehouse 7 celebrates its 90th year of continuous service in the NoDa district, reflecting the neighborhood's transformation from industrial roots to a creative hub, while maintaining its role in community safety and engagement.

Mooresville's Police Week ceremony's venue changed to Town Hall to honor fallen officers and their families, ensuring continued tribute despite weather.

The Sails Original Music Series in downtown Hickory will feature the Holler Choir on Friday at 7 p.m. It's a free concert showcasing the band's unique blend of old-time, Americana, and bluegrass music.