Lane closures on I-40 near Pinebrook School Road in Davie County will affect traffic both ways from Feb. 13, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for formwork installation.

Early voting in Union County runs Feb. 12–28 at nine sites, with same‑day registration and voter ID guidance from the Board of Elections.

Sunny Friday with highs near 56°F. Rain moves in Saturday night and soaks Charlotte on Sunday.

A Crest High student died in a single‑vehicle crash Thursday; the school will open its auditorium Friday for counseling and support.

North Carolina regulators blocked Carolina Water Service from imposing a temporary March 1 rate hike, pausing a broader case that could lift rates about 34% over three years.

An elementary school bus carrying about 30 students went off the road at Jenkins Dairy and Jenkins Road in Gastonia; at least three people were hurt, police say.

Charity Baptist removed longtime pastor Marty Payton after leaders say allegations that predate his time at the church were shared with leadership.

Union County deputies say two brothers pointed a gun at a Monroe gas-station owner; a search turned up a firearm and meth and both were booked.

CRTPO's 2055 plan lists 166 projects and about $10.3 billion in proposed spending across the Charlotte region. The board is set to adopt the plan in March 2026 and final comment windows are open now.

Charlotte's weather forecast includes a blend of sun and rain, with a sunny high of 56°F today and rain likely on Sunday and into the night, easing by Washington's Birthday with highs increasing to near 73°F by Thursday.

Charlotte insurtech ManageMy raised $45M and plans to double its local team, ramping AI and product hires across engineering and customer success.

Salisbury community members met to discuss the future of 130 S. Main St. with Bogle Architects, considering synergies with Bell Tower Green. Public input is sought in planning the area's development.

Hickory's City Council is set to strengthen sign ordinance enforcement, allowing immediate charges for repeat violations without notice if they occur within two years on the same property.