Legislative leaders asked a federal court to intervene in a class action challenging HB 805, setting up a legal fight over prison access to gender‑affirming care.

A federal grant and a $990,000 local match would fund a multi‑phase rebuild of Broome Street, adding turn lanes and modern sidewalks through downtown. Work could run into 2030.

Panda Express opened in Mint Hill on March 6 with a ribbon-cutting, giveaways for the first 88 customers and a $1,000 donation to Helping Hands.

A Canadian man admitted he falsely certified U.S. citizenship on North Carolina voter forms and pleaded guilty to casting ballots in the 2022 and 2024 elections. Federal prosecutors say the plea resolves two counts tied to those registration applications.

Chop Chop Red Pot will open a stall at The Market on 7th on April 1, pairing its barbecue truck roots with Marlee Jean’s seafood for Uptown diners.

An early‑morning shooting near Kings Branch Way sent one person to the hospital with life‑threatening injuries, Medic says. Police are investigating.

CMPD says a sweep targeting reckless dirt‑bike and ATV riders produced 29 charges and multiple vehicle seizures across Charlotte. The department urged residents to report unsafe riding.

Inventory and months-of-supply have ticked up in Charlotte, giving buyers more time to shop while well-priced listings still draw strong offers. Local data show the market settling into seasonal norms.

Dense fog will slow Charlotte's Monday commute; highs near 78°F today, then warmer midweek before a cooler front.

A person suffered life‑threatening injuries in a south Charlotte stabbing Sunday morning near Tyvola Road, MEDIC says.

An 18-year-old was charged with murder after a stolen‑car crash on Shamrock Drive on Jan. 4 that killed an 18‑year‑old passenger. Police say speed and a reported stolen vehicle are central to the probe.

Muggy, mostly cloudy Sunday with showers and thunderstorms likely this afternoon. Gusty winds possible, especially near I-77.

Charlotte leaders and partners broke ground on the $67.1M Eastland Sports Campus at Eastland Yards, a 29‑acre complex with fields, courts and an indoor center. The city says it will open in late 2028.