NCDOT advances an overhead design for I-77 South Express Lanes, influenced by community feedback aimed at reducing neighborhood and environmental impacts.

Windsor Park Elementary students received board games funded by a City of Charlotte Microgrant, fostering screen-free family fun and community engagement.

Mecklenburg County declares February 2026 as Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, promoting the "Real Love Respects" theme and events like Wear Orange Day for education and solidarity.

The Gastonia Fire Department warns of the dangers of carbon monoxide (CO) in homes, advocating for CO alarms and regular maintenance of appliances to prevent poisoning.

A man drove a stolen car recklessly in Belmont, initiating a high-speed chase that ended with K9-assisted capture and multiple charges, including felony flee and drug possession.

Brandon Cortez Morris, Jr., 19, was arrested in Concord, NC, for a shooting on Fairington Drive that resulted in two deaths and two injuries. He faces multiple charges, including first-degree murder.

Kristin Timon Lynch, a missing 27-year-old from Concord, NC, with autism was found safe after a search involving local law enforcement and community efforts.

Huntersville experienced significant improvement in road conditions, with focused clearing of secondary roads and increased plowing efforts, as shared by the local fire department.

NCDOT extends U.S. 421 southbound lane closure near Exit 246 for bridge repairs until February 5 due to delays from a recent winter storm. Detours are in place and motorists should allow extra travel time.

The Kannapolis Cannon Ballers announce the return of their Collegiate Series for 2026, featuring college baseball teams from Division I, II, and III competing at Atrium Health Ballpark in March.

Charlotte's weather predicts a mix of rain and snow with fog, with slight snow accumulation possible and a chance of light icing. Conditions will improve slightly with some sunshine expected later in the week.

Charlotte animal officers rescued two dogs, Mickey and Minnie, left tethered outdoors during a severe winter storm; they're receiving care and are part of an enrichment program at the shelter.

Charlotte Fire Department battled a townhome blaze, exacerbated by cold, wind, and snow, for 70 minutes; all residents safe, one firefighter slightly injured. The fire, causing $200,000 damage, started in a chimney.