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.

The NCDOT releases its "NCDOT Cash Watch Numbers" report weekly, detailing the state's transportation funds' status, including receipts, disbursements, and reserved cash.

The National Weather Service in Charlotte forecasts misty conditions leading to a partly sunny day, with highs nearing 87°F and light winds. The weekend looks sunny, but rain chances increase starting late Sunday and into the week.

Charlotte is expecting showers and possible thunderstorms with high humidity today. The National Weather Service predicts a high of 84°F and a 30% chance of rain, with localized flash flooding concerns.

NCDOT plans major changes to Independence Boulevard to ease congestion, involving widening the road and improving interchanges, with a tentative start in 2027.

Charlotte expects heavy rainfall and thunderstorms, with possible flash flooding and damage. NWS advises caution due to high humidity and continuous unsettled weather into the weekend.

Krispy Kreme has sold the majority of its stake in Insomnia Cookies for an estimated $350 million, retaining 34% ownership, to focus on its core doughnut business.