Joab Ham was arrested for ramming his car into Diamonds Direct in Charlotte; he faces felony charges and was still in custody with bond set at $1,000.

The Duke Endowment donated an additional $5 million to aid small businesses impacted by Hurricane Helene in Western North Carolina, bringing the total grant fund to $35 million.

A Mecklenburg County deputy was injured in a collision caused by a speeding driver on I-85, leading to a search for the fleeing suspect. The deputy's injuries require surgery but are not life-threatening.

Joe Luey Fulbright, 88, died after a crash in Burke County. He pulled in front of a truck while exiting a driveway and was not charged as impairment or speed were not factors.

Governor Josh Stein announced a $30 million grant to support small businesses in Western North Carolina affected by Hurricane Helene, with up to $50,000 available per business.

Charlotte's weather features sun and showers this week with temps up to the mid-70s; NWS predicts varying rain amounts and patchy fog, with a sunny weekend ahead.

The National Weather Service predicts variable weather for Charlotte, NC, with mild temperatures, a chance of sprinkles, and possible showers with an 80% chance of rain on Friday and sunny skies by Saturday.

The CMPD made progress in Kennedi Jones's murder case with arrests, charging Dreshon Moreno, James Mason, and Zion Jennings for murder and robbery-related offenses.

An overturned tractor-trailer on I-77 North in Chester County caused significant traffic disruption and detours, with lanes reopening by early Wednesday.

Charlotte Fire Department completed rigorous winter training to enhance emergency response skills, focusing on real-life firefighting scenarios and teamwork.

North Meck Recycling revises weekend operations, limiting certain waste types on Saturdays due to construction congestion. Weekday services continue; other centers available.

Immigration advocates in Charlotte report increased concern following the Trump administration's end of "sensitive location" policies, resulting in a climate of fear affecting parents and schools.

Snow in Charlotte has caused delays in trash collection, with Wednesday service suspended and rescheduled pickups throughout the week. The city asks residents to ensure clear access for crews and to stay informed via text or online.