DCF offers a Disaster Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program for those affected by Hurricanes Helene and Milton, with a brief window for pre-registration.

Union County Public Health offers free flu shots to agricultural workers to prevent human and avian influenza spread, promoting health for individuals and animals, and ensuring the agricultural sector's vitality.

A tractor-trailer flipped on a ramp from I-85 to I-77 in Charlotte, causing major delays. The ramp was closed during the morning commute, with no injuries reported. Traffic was redirected as clean-up continued.

Two people died in a collision on Freedom Drive in Charlotte when their Mitsubishi was hit by a Dodge Challenger; excessive speed was a factor. The Challenger's driver faces charges.

The article describes a week of moderate and stable weather for Charlotte, NC, with a mix of clouds and sunshine, highs around 80 degrees, and no significant disturbances predicted.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police announced the death of Zackary Evan Rieken in a recent shooting and arrested a 17-year-old for murder and property shooting.

The ATF and FBI are offering up to $20,000 for information on gang-related shootings in Lancaster, S.C., following the death of Jelani Jackson and subsequent violence.

The National Weather Service reports clear, sunny weather with rising temperatures for Charlotte, NC, starting with 74°F and progressing to near 80°F by the weekend.

The Rowan County Health Department received a $106,447 federal grant for emergency personnel training to better handle substance use and mental health crises.

The search for a woman and two children seen on a train trestle over the Catawba River has ended with their whereabouts unknown, despite an extensive search by local authorities.

Rowan County has been recognized for employee wellness programs, ranking in the Charlotte Business Journal’s top five Healthiest Employers of Greater Charlotte and the 2024 Healthiest 100 Workplaces in America.

Charlotte is hosting the "Concert for Carolina" with artists like Luke Combs and Eric Church to aid Hurricane Helene victims, featuring a live stream and stringent safety measures.

Charlotte County officials ask the public to keep roads clear for emergency vehicles during hurricane recovery efforts, stating debris and wrong parking can impede response times.