Charlotte's weather forecasts clear skies with a current frost advisory. NWS warns of potential plant damage and predicts sunny days ahead with rising temperatures into next week.

Amaya Cardenas, missing 13-year-old from Monroe, has been safely located according to Union County authorities.

Lisa Williams was named Charlotte Fire Civilian of the Year for her significant contributions in budget management and securing a $1.2 million FEMA grant.

A significant apartment fire in southeast Charlotte injured four and required multiple rescues; it was controlled within 50 minutes by approximately 60 firefighters. Causes remain undetermined.

A deadly accident closed I-85 southbound in north Charlotte, resulting in at least one fatality and traffic delays. The road reopened before 7 a.m. Police are investigating the cause.

The U.S. Attorney's Office announced a new initiative to protect voting rights and prevent election fraud, appointing two District Election Officers to respond to any abuses during the November 5th election.

A firefighter was injured but later released from the hospital after being trapped due to a ceiling collapse while fighting a house fire in south Charlotte.

A man was arrested for threatening FEMA workers with an assault rifle in North Carolina during recovery efforts.

Charlotte is expecting mostly sunny days with a hint of autumn chill and no hazardous weather, alongside a warning for possible frost later in the week.

Charlotte's Columbus Day forecast promises clear skies and a high of 72°F, with winds at 7-13 mph and gusts up to 22 mph. Evening temperatures will drop to 46°F. The weather for the week ahead looks sunny and mild.

The article provides a weather forecast for Charlotte, indicating a week of sunny conditions with temperatures ranging from the high 70s to the low 60s.

The article previews the Bank of America ROVAL 400 NASCAR race in Charlotte, noting its significance in the playoffs and examining contenders and betting insights.

A skunk in Cleveland County tested positive for rabies, marking the fourth case this year. Health officials warn the public to seek medical advice if exposed.