The Carolina Public Press article provides a guide to changes in North Carolina's voting process for the 2024 general election, including registration and ID requirements.

Lane shifts on N.C. 115 for the Hamlets at Huntersville project begin August 6, with construction scheduled for completion in 12-14 nights, weather permitting.

The Iredell County Sheriff's Office celebrated the graduation of its largest Teen Academy class, which provides youths with hands-on law enforcement experience.

Anna Cockrell advances to the Olympic finals in the 400m hurdles, placing second in her semi-final heat with a time of 52.90 seconds. She competes alongside fellow American Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone.

Tropical Storm Debby causes delays and cancellations at Charlotte Douglas International Airport, with passengers facing stranded luggage and disrupted travel plans. Airlines offer fee waivers for flight changes.

Charlotte, NC, is facing unsettled weather with showers and thunderstorms starting today with a 70% chance of precipitation. The National Weather Service also warns of possible flooding rain later this week due to Tropical Cyclone Debby.

Terrance Howard, former Alabama football player, died from injuries sustained in a car accident after stopping to check on others in a minor collision.

Tropical Storm Debby may cause disruptions in Charlotte and surrounding areas with potential for thunderstorms and heavy rains early next week, according to the NWS.

A suspicious item near a Charlotte day care led to evacuations, but was later deemed harmless, and the area was cleared.

A Heat Advisory is issued for Charlotte with high temperatures and humidity posing health risks and thunderstorms expected to bring lightning and potential wind damage.

Lane closures on I-85 North's Lane Street interchange due to roundabout construction starts at 9 a.m. Wednesday, urging drivers to allow extra travel time.

A Charlotte man faces federal charges for gun possession as a felon, after allegedly being involved in an incident where a firearm was discharged near children.

Durham held its second Disability Pride parade, celebrating disabled culture and advocating for equal rights, while addressing issues like housing and healthcare.