A fire on Angel Oak Drive, Huntersville was contained quickly by firefighters, sparing a home and limiting damage to 3 vehicles. Investigations into the cause are ongoing.

Charlotte's oldest Dairy Queen on Wilkinson Boulevard was sold for $1.1 million to Khan & Singh Property Management LLC, with future plans undisclosed.

Charlotte's weather forecast predicts showers and thunderstorms throughout the week, with high chances of rain and possibly heavy rainfall on certain days.

Gaston County launches a rubber duck water safety campaign to reduce child drownings, involving local agencies, offering safety tips, and community engagement.

Matthew Elijah Newell faces indecent exposure charges after allegedly exposing himself in a Publix store in Catawba County; authorities seek additional victims.

Mecklenburg County and the City of Charlotte honored seven local businesses with the 2025 Crowns of Enterprise Awards for promoting diversity and economic growth.

HSP US is investing $50M in a Charlotte plant for high-voltage transformer parts, creating new jobs and supported by local collaborations, furthering the city's role as an energy hub.

Recycle the Runway event in Charlotte showcased high school students creating sustainable fashion from waste, with winners for creativity and use of recycled materials.

Jalon Williams transitions from a machinist to an entrepreneur, leveraging his skills to start an embroidery business, inspired by his early love for LEGOs and building.

A Statesville police officer was injured in a rollover crash en route to an emergency. The collision involved a Chevrolet Silverado and a stationary Dodge Journey. No severe injuries were reported, and the Highway Patrol is investigating.

Hickory Public Library announces a ribbon-cutting for a new outdoor stage with a following community drum circle.

Kannapolis announces a spring lineup including Cannon Ballers games with fireworks, the Farmers Market, 'Thursdays on Main' concert, and a Johnny Cash tribute band, offering community entertainment.

Mecklenburg County announces summer hours for outdoor water attractions starting at the end of May, offering daily sprayground operations, variable pool hours, swim lessons for kids, and a summer schedule for Ramsey Creek Beach.