Charlotte firefighters deploy to assist with flood response in Kentucky, led by Captain Jerry Rodgers, as part of NC Task Force Three. They are equipped with boats and rescue gear for difficult weather conditions.

The National Weather Service forecasts chilly weather in Charlotte, NC, with a coming winter storm expected to bring rain, snow, and icy conditions, impacting travel around midweek.

Inspired by early exposure to firefighters, Nicolas Adade pursued a career with the Charlotte Fire Department, aiming to impact lives and improve representation within the community.

The Charlotte community held a funeral for flight attendant Danasia Elder, who died in a plane collision. The service saw a large turnout of flight crews.

Sonya L. Harper, director of Mecklenburg County Criminal Justice Services, received the Opportunity Award for aiding formerly incarcerated individuals.

Cornelius Boulevard in Charlotte County will be closed for repairs between Gennaro Avenue and Biscayne Drive from Feb. 19-22, daily from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Rampart Boulevard will be closed from 8 p.m. on Feb. 17 to 7 a.m. on Feb. 18 for pipe repairs. Drivers should expect delays and plan alternate routes.

Charlotte County begins its shorebird/seabird nesting season on Feb. 15, establishing protected areas to ensure the survival of local species like the Wilson's plover and black skimmer.

Charlotte County invites the public to a strategic planning workshop to discuss growth and development on February 20, 2025, at the Family Services Center in Port Charlotte.

Charlotte's Solid Waste Services will collect waste as usual on Presidents’ Day, with no schedule changes. Residents are reminded to place bins out by 6 a.m. and can use the GeoPortal for information.

The Gastonia Police Department reported the safe recovery of 84-year-old Thomas Waterson, who has dementia and was missing.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. celebrated at Daytona as Justin Allgaier qualified his car for the Daytona 500, marking Earnhardt's first entry as a Cup Series owner.

Taiji Group USA settles for $460,395 on claims of misleading the government to secure a PPP loan by providing false information about ownership and board member residency.