A Flood Watch runs through 8 p.m. Monday across several High Country counties as forecasters warn 2–4 inches of rain could cause flash flooding in low‑lying areas.

AIA Charlotte is pushing to preserve the Court Arcade’s 1920s facade after Digital Realty filed a demolition permit as it expands uptown data‑center capacity.

Charlotte firefighters rushed to a working structure fire in the 1100 block of Homestead Glen Boulevard early Monday. Officials released only an initial alert as crews worked the scene.

Overnight storms triggered a flash flood warning for Cleveland, Gaston and Lincoln counties; heavy rain and rapid runoff made roads and low‑lying areas hazardous.

NWS Raleigh issued a flood advisory for Richmond County through Sunday night. Drivers should avoid flooded roads and seek higher ground in low‑lying areas.

The NWS put Lancaster County under a severe thunderstorm warning while watches covered nearby Chester, Chesterfield and Union counties. Expect 60 mph gusts, quarter‑size hail and pockets of heavy rain.

A person was seriously injured Sunday after being electrocuted in south Charlotte, Medic says. The incident comes after severe storms knocked down power lines across the area.

Chicory Restaurant and The Bake Shop at Chicory held a ribbon-cutting last Tuesday on Main Street, returning chef Jasmine Mohamed with a New Orleans–leaning menu and bakery.

Foggy start in Charlotte, then storms and heavy downpours this afternoon. Localized flash flooding possible in parts of the region.

CMPD is investigating a homicide on the 7100 block of Wallace Road in southeast Charlotte. Detectives are processing the scene and authorities have released few details.

Smoke was showing on arrival at a structure fire in the 8100 block of Lobilia Lane, the Charlotte Fire Department said; initial posts did not list injuries.

A 20-year-old man was shot and killed in northeast Charlotte on April 2, 2024. Charlotte-Mecklenburg police say detectives are investigating and ask anyone with information to call.

La Pizzeria opened in June at Shelby’s Rail Trail Boardwalk, offering pies and slices with French-inflected flavors. It’s the latest small-business arrival on Warren Street.