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.

A fatal crash in Charlotte on Jan 3 involving a Toyota and a BMW claimed the life of 16-year-old Comfort Antwi. The CMPD is investigating, with toxicology results pending.

Charlotte Government announces an information session on Fair Housing Ordinance and HUD updates, at University City Regional Library, open for public registration.

Mooresville Police arrested David Hunter with U.S. Marshals' help for an armed robbery at a local Dollar Tree.

The Statesville Police Department honored officers on National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, expressing gratitude and underscoring the importance of community trust.

The new Weddington Road interchange is scheduled to open, aiming to reduce I-485 congestion. Delays may occur; travelers are advised to plan accordingly.

Concord's 2026 waste calendar is available online, listing recycling weeks, holidays affecting collection, and notes on common recycling contaminants. The CARTology app and website provide disposal guidance and service schedules.

The Statesville Police Department shared updates on city infrastructure projects, including the expansion of their station, a new parking garage, and street improvements.

The Statesville Police highlight January as National Human Trafficking Prevention Month, addressing the hidden issue and urging public vigilance and community engagement to combat trafficking.