Charlotte's weather will be cloudy today with possible showers and a peak of 61°F. Winds may reach 30 mph tonight. The week ahead will see varying temperatures, potential rain showers, and steady winds, with clearer skies by Friday.

A body found in Southwest Charlotte sparked a death investigation near two schools. Meanwhile, in Catawba County, a man was charged with concealment of a death.

Mecklenburg County's 2025 summer camp registration opens on March 4 for residents, offering sports, aquatics, and tech programs. Scholarships are available.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department is seeking public assistance in locating missing 79-year-old Kenneth Wayne Williams, amid concerns for his safety due to cognitive issues.

A pedestrian was fatally hit by a vehicle on Tech Road in Chesterfield County, SC. The incident occurred around 1:45 a.m. and the circumstances are unclear.

The McGuire Park Splash Pad in Port Charlotte is closed for maintenance with no set reopening date, announced by Charlotte County officials. Residents can contact Kaitlyn Huber for updates.

Four Charlotte-based American Airlines crew members died in a midair collision near Reagan National Airport, including flight attendant Ian Epstein. The total death toll is 67, with no survivors from the crash.

Kannapolis, NC announces the end of the Jiggy with the Piggy festival as downtown revitalization is complete, with focus shifting to smaller-scale events.

A Brinks armored truck was robbed at gunpoint in south Charlotte, with the suspect taking a gun, ammo, and keys. No injuries were reported, but the incident adds to a recent spate of similar crimes in the area.

CMPD made a third arrest in the murder of Kennedi Jones, with Zion Jennings charged with murder and robbery. Two others, Dreshon Moreno and James Mason, were previously arrested with similar charges.

Charlotte Fire underscores the importance of having functional smoke alarms on every home level following a fatal fire, offering free alarm installations to eligible residents.

UNC Pembroke's Dr. Scott Hicks discussed Zora Neale Hurston's work at Duke's Theology Underground series, focusing on spirituality and African American culture.

UNC Pembroke joins the Green Chemistry movement, integrating sustainable practices into its chemistry curriculum and focusing on environmental responsibility in education and research.