Charlotte's forecast predicts mostly cloudy days with moderate temperatures, including a high of 69 degrees today and similar conditions over the weekend. Showers are possible mid-week.

A house fire on Ski Acres Drive near Appalachian Ski Mountain in Blowing Rock was contained with no injuries or additional homes affected, though initially mistaken for a potential wildfire.

Union County has initiated Operation Green Light, lighting up buildings in green to show support for veterans until Nov. 11 as part of a nationwide effort.

Union County HR employee Krysten Carlsen received the Caught in the Act Award for her swift action during a medical emergency at the Government Center.

An armored truck employee was fatally shot during a robbery in Kings Mountain. The victim, servicing an ATM, was killed, and authorities are seeking a dark SUV connected to the incident.

Charlotte firefighter Richard Anderson was trapped in a house collapse during a fire, but rescued by fellow firefighters, highlighting the dangers and camaraderie in their job.

CMPD charged a second 15-year-old in the homicide of Anthony Smith. The suspect was apprehended by the VCAT, questioned, and handed over to juvenile justice. The investigation remains active.

FEMA aid stations open in Gaston County for Hurricane Helene relief, providing in-person assistance at various sites including East Gaston Volunteer Fire Department.

The Charlotte Fire Department has added three new fire engines to improve response times across the city's growing areas, equipped with advanced firefighting and medical emergency technology.

One dead, four injured in Catawba County crash involving a 2002 Honda Accord and trees, with no seatbelt use; excessive speed and impairment suspected.

The forecast for Charlotte indicates a mix of clouds and sun with rising temperatures, reaching highs up to 79°F towards the weekend, and mild nights around 50°F-60°F.

The article describes a week of steady weather in Charlotte, with temperatures gradually rising into the high 70s and conditions ranging from cloudy to mostly sunny.

DEA's National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is on October 26, allowing safe disposal of unused or expired medications at local participating sites.