Over 170 people connected to Shining Light Baptist Academy are under quarantine after a measles exposure from an unvaccinated child. No Union County cases confirmed but precautions are in place.

Mooresville, NC, closes E. Center Avenue due to Winter Storm Fern, with a detour via S. Church St., E. McLelland Ave., Sharpe St., and S. Maple St. Residents are advised to stay informed on road conditions.

Kannapolis officials prepare for Winter Storm Fern, activating the Emergency Operations Center and coordinating with county, state, and utility partners. Residents are urged to prepare for severe weather with potential power outages.

The article provides explanations of winter weather terms and advice on how to prepare for a significant winter storm, including safety tips and emergency contact information.

Surveillance video shows a break-in at late NASCAR driver Greg Biffle's home; cash, guns, and memorabilia stolen.

A tractor-trailer incident caused significant bridge damage on Clemmonsville Road, leading to closures and detours in Forsyth County. Repair timeline is indefinite.

CMPD urgently seeks help finding missing Gregory Earnest, who has a cognitive impairment and may be confused. He was last seen in Charlotte on January 20.

Mecklenburg County Park and Recreation announced summer camp registration dates, with priority for residents starting February 3. Activities range from nature to sports, with advice to create accounts before registration opens.

A 24-year-old man, Bryan Alexander Guillen Ramirez, died in a car accident after his vehicle hit a tree on Central Avenue in Charlotte. Speed may have contributed to the crash.

Charlotte, NC, forecast includes clear weather before turning to wintry conditions over the weekend with rising risks of rain, snow, and freezing rain. NWS advises preparation for significant weather changes.

The Salisbury City Council welcomed participants of the Walk for Peace during their journey through Rowan County, showing municipal support and community solidarity.

The City of Gastonia praised Dr. Dot Guthrie for her contributions to education and African-American history, highlighting her role in founding a local museum and the city's observance of literature related to Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.

Matthews Fire & EMS celebrated a year of achievements, including responding to over 4,500 calls, opening a new station, merging with another department, and extensive training. They also achieved an ISO Class 1 rating and honored individual members.