Man steals forklift and uses it to carry away stolen truck in Rowan County, with both suspects facing charges.

A crash on I-85 South/40 West in Alamance County and a separate fatal crash on I-85 northbound caused significant traffic delays. All lanes reopened before 9 am.

Deputy Chief Greg Collins of the Monroe Fire Department is set to retire on May 1, 2025, after 30 years of service, having improved fire services and emergency management.

Monroe secured a $440,200 EDPNC grant to prepare its Expressway Commerce Park for industrial use, including environmental studies and a sunflower study to protect an endangered species.

The Bostian Heights Fire Dept. will hold a meeting to discuss a tax hike for emergency services on April 15, 2025.

Severe weather led to a ground stop and numerous flight disruptions at Charlotte Douglas International Airport, with 473 delays and 125 cancellations noted by FlightAware.

A middle school teacher in Rock Hill, Doug MacAlpine, was arrested and charged with six counts of sexual exploitation of minors; the charges do not involve district students.

Mecklenburg County schedules dredging operations for Park Road Park's pond starting April 16th, aiming to improve water quality and safety by removing sediment and debris. The project will not require pond draining and the park will remain open.

Charlotte, N.C. experiences varying weather with a sunny 71°F day followed by increasing clouds. Mid-week may see rain with highs around 71°F, while temperatures may spike to 91°F towards the weekend. Rain chances increase on Sunday.

Lane Valente Industries and Charlotte County Economic Development Office announce a grand opening event in Punta Gorda on April 24, 2025, featuring networking, job opportunities, and local treats.

The Southwest Regional Library celebrates its first anniversary with activities and the unveiling of new outdoor features, demonstrating its commitment to community service and literacy expansion.

The Englewood Charlotte Library is hosting a free event on April 25, to explore career opportunities in the trades, featuring industry representatives and networking possibilities.

Deputy Chief Greg Collins of the Monroe Fire Department is set to retire on May 1, 2025, after 30 years, having served in various leadership roles and contributing to significant departmental improvements.