Charlotte's weather will see a mix of clouds and sun with mild temperatures; slight chance of showers today and a high near 79°F. Cooler nights ahead, sunny Sunday, and possible showers leading to Thanksgiving.

Adam Baker received Union County's Caught in the Act Award for resolving a critical utility issue and displaying exceptional dedication and problem-solving skills.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department's food drive collected $1,300 and 1,200 pounds of food for families in need, delving into community support as holidays near.

Mecklenburg County and The Salvation Army of Greater Charlotte began expanding the Center of Hope shelter, funded by over $3 million from ARPA, city funds, and private donations.

Mooresville Board of Commissioners will meet for a Special Called Public Meeting on November 24, 2025, for an Agenda Review ahead of the December 1st meeting.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg CIT honored frontline responders for their work in mental health crises, awarding individuals like Rachel Thornton and Chris Peters for their contributions.

Les Corey Peak was sentenced to 20 years in prison for running a drug ring from prison, dealing in fentanyl and meth; accomplice Rice got over 28 years.

The Statesville Police Department is hosting a "Fill the Trailer Toy Drive" at Walmart on November 22 to benefit local families, with donations also accepted via an Amazon Wish List.

Mecklenburg County Public Health in Charlotte reports an uptick in mpox cases, advising vaccination and highlighting symptoms like fever, headaches, and rashes.

Jonathan Trent Thomas pleaded guilty to threatening to kill federal agents, admitting to the crime in federal court. He could face up to 10 years in prison.

Charlotte is experiencing a foggy morning with 93% humidity and a forecast of mostly cloudy skies and a high of 74°F. Slight rain chances and windy conditions are expected later.

Firefighters responded to a three-alarm fire at south Charlotte apartments early Thursday, with no injuries reported and the American Red Cross assisting displaced residents.

Charlotte's Mayor Lyles addressed immigration enforcement concerns, emphasizing the city's commitment to safety, respect, and ruling out CMPD involvement in ICE activities, while urging against spreading rumors.