Traffic delays expected on US 52 South in Forsyth County due to pothole repairs near mile marker 109, with the left lane closure from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Wednesday.

Huntersville has added parking behind Town Hall for Board of Commissioners meeting attendees, with access from Old Statesville Road or Maxwell Avenue, plus right-out exit off Huntersville-Concord Road.

The CMPD held a tree lighting to honor victims of violence and traffic deaths, attended by Chief Patterson and local advocates, offering support and remembrance for grieving families.

A Hunter Huss High teacher, Victoria Lynn Powell, has been charged with indecent liberties with a minor and was suspended with pay pending investigation.

The City of Concord honored 63 graduates of the Concord 101 program, recognizing their commitment to understanding city operations and readiness to serve as leaders.

The North Carolina DMV is to improve voter-registration procedures after an investigation found ineligible individuals, including undocumented immigrants, were mistakenly registered to vote.

Charlotte's weather starts calm at 48°F, turning cloudier with a slight chance of rain and snow towards the weekend, with highs in the mid-40s and lows around freezing.

Hickory Police Department announces increased traffic enforcement on Falling Creek Road NE, 2nd Ave NW, and 3rd Ave NW, focusing on distracted driving and speeding.

Mike Bryant, along with other local leaders, held a summit focused on improving the quality of life in Mecklenburg County through collaborative efforts and the use of a balanced scorecard for tracking progress.

Charlotte residents celebrate GivingTuesday by supporting community programs, like animal care, beautification efforts, youth camps, sustainability initiatives, and internships for local businesses.

Hickory Public Library hosts a "Kwanzaa for Community" event at Ridgeview Branch with storytelling by Donna Washington, focusing on Kwanzaa's cultural significance.

The N.C. Department of Transportation has awarded a $2.4 million contract to rejuvenate the Gold Hill Road bridge, with work set to begin by December and complete by 2026, followed by landscaping until 2027.

Union County to revamp 14+ miles of roads with a $5 million investment by the N.C. Department of Transportation; TrueRock Construction of Monroe secured the contract.