Election officials will address early voting in Asheville affected by Hurricane Helene at a conference, to assist residents in the 2024 general election.

Wake County officials highlight the need for water management and conservation following Hurricane Helene's impact on North Carolina, implementing a 50-year One Water plan and launching a campaign for the Imagine a Day Without Water event.

The curfew in Charlotte County after Hurricane Milton has been lifted, indicating progress in recovery, with a call for community vigilance during rebuilding efforts.

A Gastonia man is indicted for laundering over $380,000 as part of a wire fraud scheme, with allegations of funneling funds to foreign entities and crypto wallets.

Charlotte County has partially reopened parks to the public, with some amenities like playgrounds and boat ramps remaining closed. Open spaces include Ainger Creek Park and Allapatchee Shores Park, with restrictions on certain sports facilities.

Charlotte's weather forecasts clear skies with a current frost advisory. NWS warns of potential plant damage and predicts sunny days ahead with rising temperatures into next week.

Amaya Cardenas, missing 13-year-old from Monroe, has been safely located according to Union County authorities.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers offers free roof sheeting to Charlotte residents through the Operation Blue Roof program after Hurricane Milton, until Nov. 5. Eligible applicants are those with less than 50% roof damage.

A portion of Kevitt Boulevard in Port Charlotte is closed for use as a disaster debris management site, starting from October 15 between N. Access Road and Grouse Avenue, causing local traffic detours.

Captain Jeff Bright has been named the 2024 Charlotte Fire Officer of the Year, recognized for his nearly 30 years of dedicated service and leadership in safety and technical rescue operations.

Lisa Williams was named Charlotte Fire Civilian of the Year for her significant contributions in budget management and securing a $1.2 million FEMA grant.

Kyle Shank has been named Firefighter of the Year in Charlotte for his exceptional service, leadership, and advocacy in mental health and crisis intervention.

Charlotte Fire named Deputy Chief Skeris and others as recipients of the Charlotte Fire Award for Bravery for their valor during a city crisis on April 29, 2024.