A vehicle hit a utility pole on Bud Henderson Road, causing power lines to fall. No injuries were reported, and Energy United is replacing the damaged pole and lines. Traffic was disrupted, but the area is being repaired.

Cornelius and Huntersville Fire Departments responded to an overturned vehicle on I-77. Arriving teams found no occupants, who had left prior to their arrival. The incident is under investigation.

Charlotte's weather cools to 43°F with strong winds. Night temperatures drop to 26°F. The week ahead will see calm weather, with highs around 50-57°F and mostly clear skies.

The City of Statesville NC promotes energy efficiency on National Cut Your Energy Costs Day via social media, offering tips to save money and reduce ecological impact.

Mayor Sheffield announces community improvements for Salisbury, NC, such as new traffic patterns on Brenner Avenue, sidewalk updates, a microtransit pilot program, and upgrades to Kelsey Scott Park restrooms.

Mecklenburg County announces service closures for Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, with various departments and facilities closed, but parks open and essential services like abuse hotlines operational.

CMPD arrested Aristides Ramirez, 22, for a Steele Creek Division homicide, urging public help for their active investigation. He faces murder charges and the victim's family has been notified.

A North Carolina couple pleaded guilty to stealing over $1 million from COVID-19 relief funds through fraudulent loan applications and tax refund claims.

Charlotte's weather is unsettled today with a 60% chance of showers and thunderstorms, fog clearing by noon, and highs near 73°F. Winds could reach 32 mph. Tonight may see continued showers and a low of 44°F.

Monroe Police officers received handmade appreciation cards from Child Time of Monroe's children on National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day and shared the moment on social media.

A section of 10th Street SE in Hickory will be closed for a sewer main replacement starting January 9 from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily, with detours provided.

A Veterans Services Office has opened in Huntersville Town Hall, providing resources for veterans, and is staffed by experienced officer Culeen Shafer.

Huntersville recognized its firefighters with awards for bravery and dedication during critical incidents in 2025, highlighting lifesaving efforts at two house fires.