Charlotte FC beats Philadelphia Union 2-0, securing a top-four playoff seed, with Zaha and Vargas scoring. Zaha's red card will sideline him for the playoff opener.

Charlotte expects scattered showers and possible thunderstorms, with a 60% chance of rain and gusts up to 32 mph. The weather will clear up, turning sunny with stable temperatures around 70 degrees throughout the week.

A man was killed in Charlotte's Eastway Division on Wembley Drive; CMPD is investigating the homicide, and the public is encouraged to share information.

A crash on Interstate 77 involved a tractor-trailer rear-ending an SUV, killing a passenger and three dogs, with charges pending against the truck driver.

Lane closures on I-85 in Gaston County will begin as part of a widening project, with the N.C. Department of Transportation conducting geotechnical investigations to inform future construction.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of mild weather with sunshine for Charlotte, N.C., with the exception of possible showers and thunderstorms on Sunday.

A gas leak in Mooresville, which caused road closures on W. Plaza Dr, has been contained, and the affected roads and businesses have reopened.

Statesville residents and law enforcement walked in "Walk a Mile in Their Shoes" during Domestic Violence Awareness Month, emphasizing the need to end domestic abuse.

Malik Burkett has been named Civilian of the Year for 2025 by the Charlotte Fire Department, recognizing his dedication and service since his high school internship.

Stephanie Laney received the Lifesaver Award for guiding a woman to safety from a burning vehicle during a 911 call.

The Gaston Writers Expo will showcase local literature and art at the Main Library in Gastonia on November 8, 2025, offering various activities and featuring over 30 creators.

American Fuji Seal commits to creating 20+ jobs and investing $10-$30 million in Hickory, NC, with incentives for exceeding investment targets. Local officials praise the company's growth and its positive impact on the local economy.

Community activist Cedric Dean is being investigated for a Medicaid fraud scheme involving $14.5 million in claims. FBI raids targeted his properties and his HELP drug recovery program. No charges filed yet.