Decarlos Brown, 34, was charged with murdering Iryna Zarutska, a Ukrainian refugee, on a Charlotte light rail. He allegedly stabbed her with no prior interaction.

The town of Huntersville celebrated the accomplishments of its 2025 Huntersville 101 class, acknowledging residents who learned about local government operations over the summer.

Charlotte's garbage collection will not be delayed by Labor Day; pickups will occur as usual on September 1st. Residents should use the 'My Charlotte Lookup' tool for schedules.

Catawba County's Seniors Morning Out program offers free events for seniors, including arts, culinary activities, and health seminars, with transportation available.

Cabarrus County announces Labor Day closures affecting government offices, services, and libraries, with parks remaining open. Trash collection continues normally.

Emergency search efforts are underway for an adult male reported missing in Mountain Island Lake, with the Huntersville Fire Department aiding Gaston County officials. The man's identity has not been released, and Medic suspects a potential drowning.

Mecklenburg County organizes a conference to enhance community efforts and care coordination in combating the opioid crisis, with a focus on collaboration and education.

Brian Vaughan begins as Huntersville's new Police Chief on September 1st, after serving the department since 2001 and ascending to assistant chief in 2022.

Charlotte's weather is currently mild with a few clouds and 62°F. Sunny days with highs in the mid-80s and calm winds are expected, with a chance of showers on Sunday.

The Iredell County Public Library's new Mobile Library, set to bring library services to underserved areas, will have a ribbon-cutting on September 15.

The Carolina Panthers' value has surged near $6 billion under owner David Tepper despite a poor on-field record. Their financial growth continues even as team performance lags, highlighted by significant player investments.

Iredell County Extension Director Nancy Keith plans to retire on September 1 after a career spanning four decades.

Charlotte officials urge proper disposal of lithium-ion batteries to prevent fires in waste systems, highlighting the risk to facilities, staff, and community safety.