The swim advisory for Lake Wylie remains in certain coves due to harmful algae blooms, as Charlotte-Mecklenburg Storm Water Services continues to monitor the situation.

The NWS issued a weather forecast for Charlotte, NC, predicting mostly sunny days with highs around 85°F and lows near 63°F, along with mild winds and a slight chance of showers.

Joel Timmons introduces his Psychedelic Surf Country music at Hickory's Sails Original Music Series on September 5.

Cabarrus County announces Labor Day closures affecting government offices, services, and libraries, with parks remaining open. Trash collection continues normally.

The Iredell County Public Library's new Mobile Library, set to bring library services to underserved areas, will have a ribbon-cutting on September 15.

The Rock Hill Parks Foundation donated $220,535 to city parks and recreation, following a $100,000+ fundraising year. They've given over $920,000 since 2018 and recently gained non-profit status.

Union County is progressing towards initiating a Veterans Treatment Court, providing specialized support for veterans in the legal system, with completed employee training emphasizing hope, healing, and accountability.

The NWS forecasts a week of mild weather for Charlotte, NC, with partly sunny days, gentle winds, and comfortable temperatures ranging from the low 60s at night to the low 80s during the day.

Nearly 2,000 gallons of wastewater spilled into Briar Creek, Charlotte due to a pipe failure. Cleanup efforts are underway and residents are advised to avoid creek water.

A loaded gun was found at Chesterfield County Detention Center, smuggled in by inmate Zykemeon Nimir Davis, resulting in a singular charge and ongoing security evaluations.

Eligible Charlotte residents can register online to receive free air conditioning units, available on a first-come basis at two recreation centers.

A report details a fatal pedestrian crash in Charlotte, identifying the victim as Joseph Jackson, 41. Police are investigating the incident and seeking community assistance.

Four Charlotte Fire captains with 90 years of combined experience mentor new firefighters, contributing their extensive knowledge and dedication to the profession.