Charlotte Douglas International Airport expects a 5% drop in spring break passengers, with improvements made to TSA checkpoints and rideshare services to enhance traveler experience.

Juvenile charged in Walmart shooting to remain detained; court considers adult trial due to the serious nature of the crime and public safety concerns.

Hickory announces a government shutdown for Good Friday, with garbage pickup continuing and yard waste services open, but libraries closed. Parks and rec centers remain open.

Hickory introduces a monthly art club, Art for All, starting April 15, offering free art supplies and sessions for locals 16+ at the Highland Recreation Center. No registration required to participate.

One person died in York County, SC, after their SUV hit a deer on I-77, veering off the road and crashing into barriers. Traffic was affected in the area.

A truck carrying explosives overturned in Rowan County, prompting a shelter-in-place order. No injuries or major damage were reported, and the area was soon secured.

Cabarrus County seeks a new Board Chair as Chris Measmer is likely to replace Senator Paul Newton. Applications are open until April 9 for registered Republicans, with the selection on April 10.

The Spring Plant & Herb Festival offers plants, garden art, educational sessions, and activities for gardening enthusiasts at the Cabarrus Arena & Events Center.

Former IndyCar driver and NASCAR team owner Shigeaki Hattori was killed in a car crash in Huntersville. Authorities confirmed his death following a two-vehicle collision.

Rock Hill residents seeking zoning changes have been hit by scam emails posing as city invoices, asking for a fake "city compensation fee." The city warns these emails contain errors and urges caution.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police are requesting public assistance to identify a child found alone in Charlotte, urging anyone with information to contact 9-1-1.

Charlotte residents face heavy rain and possible thunderstorms today, with a slight chance of showers in the evening followed by sunny weather mid-week.

A father and daughter died in a fire at their Rock Hill home, with the cause under investigation and no foul play suspected. The fire self-extinguished before crews arrived.