The Huntersville Fire Department warned of reduced air quality due to a prescribed burn at Latta Nature Preserve, advising sensitive individuals to stay indoors.

Union County announces closures for Presidents Day; Cane Creek Park stays open with free admission, while most offices and libraries shut. Waste services vary; online resources remain available.

Business View Magazine features Union County Transportation's commitment to efficient, compassionate service and technological upgrades in their transit system.

Charlotte ranks second in US metro job growth for 2025, outpacing its population growth with significant corporate investments attracting new talent, as North Carolina leads in domestic migration.

An accident on I-485 in south Charlotte caused serious injuries to four people and significant traffic delays, with a car flipping near I-77. Drivers were advised to avoid the area.

Organizers say they've invited all 142 CISM nations to Charlotte for the 2027 Military World Games, a 10‑day event that could draw up to 10,000 military athletes. Venues are being scouted and contracts are still being finalized.

Mecklenburg County issued exposure notices after a confirmed measles case visited Atrium's Neuro ICU, a South End Chipotle and two Goodwill stores; monitor for symptoms.

A 76-year-old man was killed after his SUV crossed the centerline, overturned and caught fire on U.S. 64 near Helton Hartley Place, troopers said. The State Highway Patrol is investigating.

Brian Moynihan says customers are still spending even as affordability tightens; the bank points to payments growth and AI‑driven efficiency.

Charlotte's weather forecast includes a mix of conditions, with rain chances and variable temperatures throughout the week, and a mostly sunny Washington's Birthday.

A York County judge handed a 15‑year‑old 15 months of probation after the teen pleaded guilty in the Rock Hill shooting that killed Braylen Jackson.

Newton leaders met with the sheriff and DA to map out how an FBI‑led task force will hunt repeat violent offenders across the Catawba Valley. Local officials say federal resources will back local investigations.

CMPD says homicide detectives are investigating a death in Charlotte's North Tryon Division. The department posted a brief notice and is asking residents to send tips.