The NWS forecasts fair conditions with warming temperatures for Charlotte, NC, including sunny days with highs reaching the mid-80s and a potential for rain by the following week.

Union County, NC is deploying contractors to clear waterways of debris from Hurricane Helene, with assessments to inform cleanup efforts for safety and flood prevention.

Two shootings in Chester County left one dead and two injured; a suspect is detained. The incidents prompted a multi-agency response; details remain limited as the investigation continues.

Two teachers at Maiden Rosenwald Preschool Academy were arrested following allegations of child abuse involving toddlers; police investigations are ongoing.

Local leaders in Mecklenburg County endorse House Bill 948 (PAVE Act) to improve transportation, led by Rep. Cotham. The bill aims to create better mobility options and connectivity in the county.

Mecklenburg County announced a series of Earth Day events from April 21-27, including clean-ups, hikes, workshops, and a Take-Back event, encouraging community engagement and environmental sustainability.

Charlotte's public safety strategy, including police initiatives CORE 13 and Connect Charlotte, achieves a 6% drop in crime and a 17% decrease in violent crime early in 2025.

Raterrio Titian Sheppard arrested in Gastonia for second-degree murder and hit and run after a fatal street racing crash that killed Porscha Mason and injured others.

Charlotte's weather features overcast skies with a high of 69°F and a 30% chance of thunderstorms later in the day. Visibility is at 9 miles with light winds. Showers and thunderstorms are more likely before midnight.

The BOC meeting on April 7, 2025, involved new appointments, recognitions of Child Abuse Prevention Month and public health, infrastructure approvals, and updates to the Map Review Officers roster.

The "Stories Under the Stars" series returns to Kannapolis, offering free outdoor storytelling events for families, beginning April 12 at the Kannapolis Library.

Gaston County has a week of community events including a writer's workshop, Easter egg hunts, health fair, a baby shower, and more activities for residents.

U.S. Attorneys' Offices in North Carolina commemorated National Crime Victims' Rights Week with a ceremony in Raleigh, emphasizing support and healing for survivors.